Re:Sequence diagrams, the only good thing UML brought to sof...
by cptskippy on Thursday June 15, 2023 @05:28PM
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The problem you're describing Exists in all engineering disciplines. You don't hire firm to feasibility studies, develop a design plan, do a materials bid, sub contract clearing and construction for your mailbox installation do you? Most people hire a dude hanging out at Home Depot and pay him a flat fee.
The risk and complexity dictate how much architecture and engineering are involved and with all things, businesses will try to get by with a bare minimum. The automotive, chemical, and other industrial sectors invest a lot in software architecture and enterprise architecture because the risk is so high. But even a medium size e-commerce platform has very low risk or complexity.
The risk and complexity dictate how much architecture and engineering are involved and with all things, businesses will try to get by with a bare minimum. The automotive, chemical, and other industrial sectors invest a lot in software architecture and enterprise architecture because the risk is so high. But even a medium size e-commerce platform has very low risk or complexity.