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Microservices Adoption in 2020

Everyone’s talking about microservices. Who’s actually doing it?

Cloud Adoption in 2020

Where do great architectures come from?

Mary Poppendieck looks at the history of dramatic architectural changes and what triggered them.

Intellectual control

George Fairbanks considers whether today's complex software has eclipsed our intellectual control.

Architecture.Next: Invalidating old axioms

Mark Richards challenges the tried-and-true axioms in software architecture and shows you how to manage the changing state of the space.

Sometimes I draw

Kai Holnes walks you through the nebulous world of creative outlets and why maybe, just maybe, that journey is worth it.

The elephant in the architecture

Martin Fowler reveals, discusses, and vents about a very common and widely neglected architectural attribute.

From the trenches: Rachel Laycock

Neal Ford interviews Rachel Laycock about her career path and her work as an architect.

Highlights from Software Architecture Berlin '19

Experts explore new trends, tools, and techniques in software architecture.

Highlights from Velocity Conference Berlin '19

Experts explore new trends, tools, and techniques in systems engineering and cloud native systems.

From the trenches: Patrick Kua

Neal Ford interviews Patrick Kua about his career path and his work as an architect.

5 things Go taught me about open source?

Dave Cheney talks about the unexpected things he learned while trying to convince programmers to try Go.

Building high-performing engineering teams, one pixel at a time

Lena Reinhard discusses ways you can make distributed teams strong, deliberate, and productive.

How to deploy infrastructure in just 13.8 billion years

Ingrid Burrington looks at how reframing the time scales of computation can change the way your build infrastructure.

Controlled chaos: The inevitable marriage of DevOps and security

Kelly Shortridge explains why chaos and resilience engineering represent the future of security programs.

The ultimate guide to complicated systems

Jennifer Davis explores how sustainable engineering practices can enable technical and strategic direction.

Cognitive biases in the architect’s life

Birgitta Boeckeler covers some of the cognitive biases that can trip up architects.

The three-headed dog: Architecture, process, structure

Allen Holub shows you how architecture, process, and structure interact, and how to fix misalignment that’s sucking the life out of your productivity.