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Recently there was an email on the Scrum development mailing list regarding how to keep a common, consistent architecture which is maintained and used throughout multiple Sprints without someone designated as architect. Here was my response:
I would consider myself a software architect with quite a few projects under my belt. [...]
As we develop software, it is common to design before we code. On average, I have found that the more time between when design occurs and the actual implementation is developed, the more unexpected detrimental effects surface. A common reason for design problems when integrating external dependencies into a project is that the project team [...]
For quite a few years now I have been working in the software architecture and Agile space which may seem like an oxymoron to some. I got asked the other day, from somebody who knew me for both, what type of reaction I got from the XP community members when I brought up the word [...]
AgileEVM, an Agile Portfolio Decision Support Tool from Sterling Barton to manage project portfolios and the strategic decisions around them.
