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This is an interesting distillation of some of the GoF design patterns in one infographic

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When we talk about 'Software as a Product', we're trying to use what we know about building good products to reason about building good software. It's a model. Useful, but it has its flaws. I've spent some time thinking on potential other models we might use, and found one worth sharing: Road. I expand a bit on how building Software is like building roads in my latest post, check the comments for a link. What models do you use for reasoning about building software effectively? #journeymanstravels #softwareindustry #productdevelopment

What are the cost drivers in software? There are many ways to approach building software, but creators need to be aware of the items that drive up their budget. Additional costs can be avoided with strategic decision making from the beginning. Check out this video from our Director of Engineering, Ben Jacques.

We’re do you spend your time and money when building software? 40% of the total cost of ownership (TCO) is building software. 60% of the TCO is maintaining software, that is debugging it. Thus, the cost factors are at 40% and 60%. It is a simple matter of arithmetic to determine where your efforts are most cost effectively spent. Spending your efforts on the build costs less by half. What is the build? Clean code, unit tests, and refactoring. You can’t argue with arithmetic.

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The economic rationale for software design is increased revenue & decreased cost. The relationship rationale for software design is to encourage trust through a steady delivery of value. The humane rationale for software design is to care for & encourage the growth of the geeks working on the software &, by extension, care for & encourage the growth of those affected by geeky decisions. A short list of principles & observations serves to explain why satisfying all these rationales is difficult--coupling & cohesion, time value versus optionality, power laws. The same list suggests a way forward for software designers in a complicated, conflicted, uncertain, & deeply human world--large changes in small, safe steps. We'll start with a 10x/day situation--you need to change some messy code. Do you tidy first? (Spoiler: likely yes, only as much as you need for now.) Watch this talk https://buff.ly/3HM4sxv and join us again on May 16+17 in Paris