[HN Gopher] "The Golden Age of Software Architecture" Revisited ...
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       "The Golden Age of Software Architecture" Revisited (2009)
        
       Author : mpweiher
       Score  : 24 points
       Date   : 2023-05-12 07:16 UTC (1 days ago)
        
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       | lincpa wrote:
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       | fifticon wrote:
       | I must admit I have more faith in the air travel industry (in
       | spite of 737max) than I do in the software industry. Though we
       | are capable of building 'bridge quality software', a lot of
       | current software to me more resembles a western movieset town. In
       | particular, modern frontend frameworks are more akin to paris
       | fashion week than to bridgebuilding.
        
         | euroderf wrote:
         | The auto industry seems to produce fairly good stuff, but I
         | guess their techniques for low-level code don't scale upward
         | into HOLs ? Or am I OTL ?
        
           | bippihippi1 wrote:
           | except if you care about security. my favorite car
           | infotainment systems are just a screen and controls for a
           | phone.
        
           | im_down_w_otp wrote:
           | The numerous delayed vehicle launches and removed executives
           | over an inability to effectively deliver software solutions,
           | combined with the unending stream of software related
           | recalls, provides some potential counterpoints.
        
       | gengstrand wrote:
       | So the publishers behind IEEE Software asked the authors of The
       | Golden Age of Software for any advancements in software
       | architecture that had occurred in the 2.5 years since they
       | published that book. Mostly, they talked about platform thinking,
       | SOA, OOP, and quality metrics. This was fourteen years ago. Since
       | then, I believe that software architecture has advanced a lot in
       | terms of process and methodology.
       | https://martinfowler.com/articles/scaling-architecture-conve...
       | does a good job of covering these advancements.
        
         | gengstrand wrote:
         | https://www.infoq.com/podcasts/architecture-advice-process/ is
         | a follow up interview of the author behind that article.
        
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