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Watch highlights covering the latest tools and techniques of softwarearchitecture. From the O'Reilly SoftwareArchitecture Conference in New York 2018. Experts from across the softwarearchitecture world came together in New York for the O'Reilly SoftwareArchitecture Conference.
mainly because of mundane reasons related to software engineering. The infrastructure should allow them to exercise their freedom as data scientists but it should provide enough guardrails and scaffolding, so they don’t have to worry about softwarearchitecture too much. Metaflow removes this cognitive overhead.
mainly because of mundane reasons related to software engineering. The infrastructure should allow them to exercise their freedom as data scientists but it should provide enough guardrails and scaffolding, so they don’t have to worry about softwarearchitecture too much. Metaflow removes this cognitive overhead.
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However, if nobody reads the documentation and it gets out of date quickly, it’s a tick-box exercise rather than a value creating one. The traditional EA role of documenting business processes and capabilities serves a purposes. It helps people to understand the complex systems they are working with.
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