Tim Sommer writes personal essays on agile practice, evolutionary architecture and the impact of large language models, drawing on his experience as a coach and architect. Issues cover embracing failure, deferring design decisions and reflections on LLMs and their societal challenges.
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A principal engineer at Just Eat Takeaway writes long-form technical articles on software architecture, authentication concepts, and iOS modular design. The excerpts offer reference-style explanations and detailed accounts of real engineering decisions from a large production system.
Software architect Rico Fritzsche argues that layered architectures such as Clean and Hexagonal Architecture treat symptoms of technical dependencies rather than their assumptions. He also explores how entity-centric, CRUD-based systems strain as business processes grow, and how event-based modeling can accommodate that growth.
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