Accidental complexity at an implementation level
In the previous post, I completed the consideration of accidental complexity at the architecture level by discussing potential countermeasures to the drivers of accidental complexity which I discussed in the post before.
Accidental complexity at an architectural level (part 2)
This post is about mitigation techniques regarding accidental complexity in the architectural level.
Accidental complexity at an architectural level (part 1)
In the previous post, I discussed the technology explosion we could observe in the recent years, its drivers, how it often creates unneeded complexity, reinforcing drivers and what we can do about it.
OSS in a cloud native world
In the previous post, I discussed the two most widespread misconceptions about OSS, that OSS is for free and that it does not create any lock-in.
Misconceptions about OSS
In the previous post, I discussed the rise of OSS, the positive effects it had and how it changed software development. At the end of the post I mentioned that also some misconceptions sneaked in. These I will discuss in this post.
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