Extracting software architecture from code
It’s often said that the code is the true embodiment of the software architecture, yet Simon's own experience suggests that it’s difficult to actually extract this information from the code. Why isn’t the architecture in the code?
Extracting software architecture from code - Part 01 of 02
Part 1 - It’s often said that the code is the true embodiment of the software architecture, yet Simon's own experience suggests that it’s difficult to actually extract this information from the code. Why isn’t the architecture in the code?
Join Simon for his talk to look at a simple Java web application and see:
what information we can extract from the code and;
how to supplement it with information we can't.
This is an interactive and hands-on talk so it is definitely recommended to bring your laptop along.
Simon Brown
Simon Brown is the founder of Coding the Architecture and either a software architect who codes or a software developer who understands architecture
Extracting software architecture from code - Part 02 of 02
Part 2 - It’s often said that the code is the true embodiment of the software architecture, yet Simon's own experience suggests that it’s difficult to actually extract this information from the code. Why isn’t the architecture in the code?
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Overview
It’s often said that the code is the true embodiment of the software architecture, yet Simon's own experience suggests that it’s difficult to actually extract this information from the code. Why isn’t the architecture in the code?
Extracting software architecture from code - Part 01 of 02
Part 1 - It’s often said that the code is the true embodiment of the software architecture, yet Simon's own experience suggests that it’s difficult to actually extract this information from the code. Why isn’t the architecture in the code?
Join Simon for his talk to look at a simple Java web application and see:
what information we can extract from the code and;
how to supplement it with information we can't.
This is an interactive and hands-on talk so it is definitely recommended to bring your laptop along.
Simon Brown
Simon Brown is the founder of Coding the Architecture and either a software architect who codes or a software developer who understands architecture
Extracting software architecture from code - Part 02 of 02
Part 2 - It’s often said that the code is the true embodiment of the software architecture, yet Simon's own experience suggests that it’s difficult to actually extract this information from the code. Why isn’t the architecture in the code?
Thanks to our sponsors
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