Sessions at Software Architect 2011 about Software Architecture and Agile Process

Wednesday 19th October 2011

• Agile architecture and design principles

  by Allen Holub

  For an Agile project to be successful, the architecture of the system has to reflect the needs of the process. You simply won’t be able to refactor constantly, accommodate changing business requirements, and so forth, unless your system is designed to accommodate those practices. This talk will look at the characteristics of an Agile design, and explore several design principles that will keep your design on track in an Agile environment. We’ll look, specifically, at the Single-Responsibility, Open-Closed, Liskov-Substitution, Dependence-Inversion, and Interface-Segregation principles.

  • Agile Process
  • Agile Software Development
  • Refactoring
  • Software Architecture

  At 4:00pm to 5:30pm, Wednesday 19th October