Surviving Architecture

Editor's Notes

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• #3: in case you wonder who we are\n
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• #9: Not this surprising, but you can find me on irc since 16 years. Nowadays more on freenode.\n
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• #11: architecture?\n
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• #13: imagine success which is \n
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• #15: VC funding finally took place\n
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• #17: now it‘s your turn to make the right architecture decisions\n
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• #19: ask your colleagues\n
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• #25: sorry forgot that we are talking about architecture\n
• #26: We are not talking ´bout design here. If you want design, go ahead and play design patterns. we do architecture patterns here.\n
• #27: how do we choose the right architecture?\n
• #28: pray\n
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• #30: there is a way out\n
• #31: and that‘s why you are here.\n
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• #36: but how about the web\n
• #37: many years ago\n
• #38: actually 25\n
• #39: there was, or better still is - a company called SRS which\n
• #40: software for calculating travel expenses\n
• #41: for really huge companies\n
• #42: and they planned to enter the internet\n
• #43: but remember the 25 years?\n
• #44: we wrote a facade which wraps their software and\n
• #45: communicates via tcp/ip\n
• #46: with php\n
• #47: even client server still can be a valid choice\n
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• #57: and the backend usually has\n
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• #59: could be behind REST\n
• #60: and even in the database\n
• #61: johann sevengames example\n
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• #63: presentation layer\n
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• #66: simply a classic architecture\n
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• #68: old school\n
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• #73: sixt example johann\n
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• #76: bot net\n
• #77: and last but not least\n
• #78: to avoid IP banning issues we‘ve developed an active-x plugin which \n
• #79: for screenscraping\n
• #80: and these clients communicated between each other to share tasks \n
• #81: and finally uploaded the results to the server from where these where delivered to the user\n
• #82: now you learned about all these different architecture you might \n
• #83: wonder how to choose the right architecture?\n
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• #108: conformance refers to standards \n
• #109: conformance refers to standards \n
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• #112: it‘s an adaption of the ISO standard\n
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• #116: let‘s get real\n
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• #120: all these methods are very „german“\n
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• #123: the „american“ way would be to throw the whole piece on the wall and\n
• #124: if it stucks, then invest serious energy on architecture.\n
• #125: this sucks from a developer perspective\n
• #126: it‘s an valid approach.\n
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• #128: The right architecture is wrong\n
• #129: the only valid architecture is the one you need\n
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• #131: let me give you an example\n
• #132: swoodoo example - architecture change\n
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