Mary Poppendieck explores how cloud computing, Conway's Law, APIs, and Google Design Sprints shape modern software architecture and engineering practices.
This presentation was recorded at GOTO Berlin 2016. #gotocon #gotober
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Mary Poppendieck - Author of 'The Lean Mindset: Ask the Right Questions' @marypoppendieck3510
ABSTRACT
2020 used to be far in the future. Today it’s four years away. We no longer need to guess what breakthroughs await us in that magic year, the future is hiding in plain sight: a reliable Cloud, industry-disrupting Platforms, massive data [...]
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Introduction
Scale Out Scale Up
Scale Out: Files
Scale Out: Architecture
How Conway's Law Brought us the Cloud
There is a Cloud in Your Future Economics
Infrastructure as Code
The Dependency Problem
Software Engineering with API's API's as Product
Software Engineering for Big Data Systems
Resilience Engineering Three Kinds of Systems
Software Engineering in the Cloud
Build a Deployment Pipeline
End-to-end Feedback
Don't Outsource Design
From Delivery Teams To Problem Solving Teams
Start with Signals Focus on Problems Plan with Hypotheses
Leveraging Diversity: Individual Idea Generation
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What people say. Recommended for its explanation of how Google uses design sprints to quickly find the right solutions.
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…set. But they will surely know what it should *not* be. So it is often more expedient to show lots of wrong solutions early to find what the right solution should be. Now bear in mind, *this does not necessarily mean building code*.
Mary Poppendieck has a great talk on this point at goto; 2016 where she talks about how Google goes about this: link to this video
> It's called the Google Design Sprint. It's a process for figuring out how to prototype and test any idea in 5 days.
Poppendieck's discussion is in the context of design; however, the foundation is more or less exactly what agile is supposed to be: figure out what the right problem and right solution are fast, then focus on the detail…
