Squaring the circle
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Claims that architectural work has shifted dramatically over the last 10–15 years, backed by a concrete list of 12 drivers (cloud, mobile, IoT/edge, big data/ML, real‑time flows, 24/7 availability, zero‑trust security, polyglot persistence, observability, sustainability, exploding complexity, digital transformation). Recommends specific practices: treat APIs and data flow as first‑class, adopt domain‑driven design and observability tools, plan a little and iterate, use the 4E model (examine, explore, evaluate, explain) and aim to remove systems in a day as a practical benchmark.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 6:52Age of Confusion
- 10:12The Cloud Revolution
- 12:27Mobile Devices
- 13:57Iot and Edge
- 19:19Digital Transformation
- 21:51Post Industrial Markets
- 24:56Exploding Complexity
- 27:01Ecological Sustainability
- 28:35What Has Changed in the Last Decade
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