Software Architecture
The chapter starts with a special and interesting quote, expressing that the architecture is the art of how to waste space. The whole article uses metaphors related to the buildings design and architecture procedures. I think the metaphor about the previous procedures that an architect needs to consider before start working is precise, as software architects we need to consider what the buildings architecture consider too but focused in our TI activities. For example, the blueprints as the article explains, show the primary level of information about the system, not how we’ll implement them or what it’s supposing to do, just the components that will be part and in conjunction will define the product itself, also how these components will interact and the “meaning” of each one. When we “map” something, we are in our first chance to define the “real world problem” what the product is attempting to solve and define its solution domain. The most specific is our description at the ...