The problem
Why it exists
Teams often copy a familiar product shape and a large-company architecture before the problem has earned either. That creates software that is harder to understand and more expensive to leave.
Starts with the new capability a product should create, then chooses the smallest architecture that can support it honestly.
The problem
Teams often copy a familiar product shape and a large-company architecture before the problem has earned either. That creates software that is harder to understand and more expensive to leave.
The approach
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Carries a consistent set of small-team coding and delivery habits from one project to the next.
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