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Patterns tagged with "trade-off"
problem:Badly defined test boundaries can lead to tests that are too broad, too narrow, or too fragile. This results in tests that are difficult to maintain, provide little value, or break easily.
description:Defining test boundaries based on the functionality and responsibilities of a system, rather than its structural or architectural layers, leads to more meaningful, maintainable, and effective tests.
Return On Investment
Make it worth the effort
description:Return on Investment (ROI) is a metric used to evaluate the efficiency or profitability of an investment. It measures the amount of return on an investment relative to its cost.
description:The testing pyramid categorizes software tests ranging from isolated (fast, less realistic) to integrated (slow, more realistic).
Books tagged with "trade-off"
Design It
From Programmer to Software Architect
Keeling, M. (2017) Design It. The Pragmatic Bookshelf. isbn: 1680502093.
In “Design It,” author Michael Keeling provides valuable insights into the essential responsibilities of a software architect.
Through the lens of a hypothetical project, readers embark on a journey through various project stages.
The book strikes a balance between theoretical knowledge, practical methodologies, and a profound exploration of guiding principles.
Keeling skilfully conveys the pivotal role of a software architect, highlighting their ability to bridge the gap between the business’s requirements,
the technical team’s needs, and the broader operational context. “Design It” offers readers a comprehensive understanding of software architecture,
making it a valuable resource for programmers aspiring to become adept software architects, as well as for experienced architects wishing to refresh
their knowledge of modern techniques.