Mihaela
Ghidersa
Software Engineer | Microsoft MVP
"The (too) many faces of architecture"
"The (too) many faces of architecture"
08 - 5:30 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"The (too) many faces of architecture"
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"The (too) many faces of architecture"
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Session: The (too) many faces of architecture
Too often we encounter the idea that software architecture is an esoteric concept, of which only the chosen ones, and at the right time, are allowed to discuss. Well, how about a little change of perspective? With software development and users' needs evolving so fast, we don’t afford the luxury of rewriting systems from scratch just because teams fail to understand what they are building. Today’s software developers are tomorrow's architects. We must challenge them to step away from the IDE and understand how the architecture evolves in order to create a common and stable ground in terms of quality, performance, reliability, and scalability. At the same time, software architects need to step away from the abstractions and stay updated to the project development reality. This session revolves around finding the right ways of intertwining up-front architecture, API design & coding while maintaining a continuous focus on architecture evolution.Key Takeaways
- Architecture is for everyone but not everyone is right to be an architect.
- Architect: not a title but a complex role.
Bio
Software developer and technology passionate - I enjoy building and delivering quality, all the while trying to have fun as much as possible.The desire of getting out of my comfort zone, led me in the last years to change the context from full-stack, frontend, API design to technical leadership and architecture.
