Part 7 of our Expert Interview Series at SAG is live! 
In this interview, @suksr shares how aligning strategy, architecture, and team design fosters fast change and inclusion in tech.
Key Takeaways:
Align strategy, architecture, and teams for fast, continuous change.
Use Wardley Mapping, DDD, and Team Topologies to create flow.
Foster inclusion with trust-based, diverse teams.
Watch now 
https://t1p.de/b6y3x
Dive into critical #SoftwareSupplyChain security risks in #FinTech!
Learn from Mykhailo Brodskyi in this #InfoQ video, where he breaks down effective mitigation strategies.
Real case studies & demo included.
Watch now for insights: https://bit.ly/4lEJnbo
#WardleyMaps Meets #SoftwareArchitecture with
Simon Wardley
Carola Lilienthal @carolali
Tsvetelina Plummer
Markus Harrer @feststelltaste
Live from Agile meets Architecture @ama_conf
Recording: (Video / Podcast)
https://software-architektur.tv/2025/04/03/episode258.html
Insights from Teena Idnani at #qconlondon 2025 on navigating the complexities of building resilient & consistent applications across multiple cloud providers!
#CaseStudy: FinBank's journey on embarking on its multi-cloud journey.
Read the full insights on #InfoQ: https://bit.ly/4cvxqjM
I'm only going to very lightly touch the general theme of #BDI agent #softwareArchitecture. I will argue that Sandewall's #CAISOR paradigm is a slight generalization Sacha's style of life-long emacs useage to create #AI .
Today basic interactive creation and expantion of new knowledgebases including expected-to-be-complex new types and adding lisp / CEL-logic as regular entities.
telnet lambda.moo.mud.org 8888
co guest
@kentpitman @prahou @pesco @dougmerritt @mdhughes @nosrednayduj @sacha
Episode 6 of our SAG Expert Interview Series is live! 
In this interview, Sarah Wells shares real-world lessons on what makes modern software systems work.
Why “flow” beats process The dangers of adopting microservices too early How autonomy, trust, and psychological safety shape team performance Why learning cultures are essential for scaling tech teams
Is your #SoftwareArchitecture keeping pace with its evolution? Ignoring this can lead to major roadblocks in operations and development.
Enter #FitnessFunctions: the guardrails for continuous, desired architectural evolution.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3G4p8n8
Kolejny artykuł o architekturze i kolejny o frontendzie, w którym autor opisuje podejście FSD (Feature Sliced Design). Całkiem przejrzyście opisuje.
#frontend #SoftwareArchitecture #programowanie
https://blog.meetbrackets.com/architectures-of-modern-front-end-applications-8859dfe6c12e
Did you know you can create diagrams using code? It's not even just for coders, non-technical people can pick it up too.
Join me online to discover when and how to use diagrams-as-code, models, and #AI in your designs and diagrams 
Create diagrams-as-code as well as understand the diagrams-as-code that an LLM might generate for you.
Find out more here: https://ddd.academy/diagrams-as-code-with-ai/
DDD Europe returns to Antwerp on June 4-6, 2025, and we're counting down with the 8 most impactful talks from last year!
This week, we're featuring Pauline Jamin, which has garnered over 3480 views for its groundbreaking insights on DDD and ReBAC: Revolutionizing Access Management: https://buff.ly/J9jba8q
Early bird registration closes soon - secure your spot at #DDDEurope2025 before it's too late!
#DomainDrivenDesign #DDDEU #SoftwareArchitecture
Discover the power of #ShadowTables in real-world migration scenarios!
From DB migrations to service extractions & schema changes, this #InfoQ article compares Shadow Tables with dual-writes, blue-green deploys & event replay.
Read now: https://bit.ly/3G5YpX9
Working with #DistributedSystems? Don’t miss these 3 essentials: 
Timeouts Retries Idempotency
At #QConLondon, Sam Newman talked about why getting these right is crucial when working with distributed systems.
Catch his insights: https://bit.ly/42qfgvb
#Kafka 4.0 is out with a slew of new features and enhancements!
Notably, it introduces default operation in KRaft mode, eliminating Apache ZooKeeper dependencies.
Dive deeper into the updates on #InfoQ https://bit.ly/429ZfuH
The fifth episode of our SAG Expert Interview series is live!
Join James Lewis, co-creator of #Microservices, as he discusses how this methodology transformed software architecture and team collaboration.
Takeaways:
Origin & evolution of Microservices Rise of cross-functional teams The impact on company culture
Watch the full interview now! https://youtu.be/z4aNxbpfG5g
Working on some #code written by an #intern a few years ago and it's taking all of my energy to just add the feature and not refactor the whole thing. What's the point of having an intern and not reviewing their code as they go to prevent these issues? So verbose, so much duplication 
I guess I've been writing tools all by myself here with no review either, hopefully whoever takes them over eventually feels like I designed them reasonably 
Software Architecture guru Martin Fowler (@mfowler) reminds us in this brief article written in 2019 that high internal quality software is measurably cheaper than low internal quality software, mostly due to the fact that adding new features to a high internal quality project can cost half as much as it does adding them to a technical debt laden one.
"Is High Quality Software Worth the Cost?"
https://martinfowler.com/articles/is-quality-worth-cost.html
Sketchnote of Eoin Woods' presentation about Practices for Effective Continuous Software Architecture
The new CPSA®-Foundation Level curriculum is here! @gernotstarke and Alexander Lorz share key insights into the updates, including a more logical structure and improved progression to better equip architects for current and future challenges. 
Learn more: https://t1p.de/lsbux
Are your tech experiments just "playing around"?
True experimentation needs a defined scope and time frame for actionable results.
Unclear outcomes? Time for a redesign!
Read the #InfoQ article for more insights: https://bit.ly/4i9p9Ub
