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Software Architect’s Handbook

You're reading from   Software Architect‚àö¬¢‚Äö√ᬮ‚Äö√묢s Handbook Become a successful software architect by implementing effective architecture concepts

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788624060
Length 594 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Joseph Ingeno Joseph Ingeno
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Preface 1. The Meaning of Software Architecture FREE CHAPTER 2. Software Architecture in an Organization 3. Understanding the Domain 4. Software Quality Attributes 5. Designing Software Architectures 6. Software Development Principles and Practices 7. Software Architecture Patterns 8. Architecting Modern Applications 9. Cross-Cutting Concerns 10. Performance Considerations 11. Security Considerations 12. Documenting and Reviewing Software Architectures 13. DevOps and Software Architecture 14. Architecting Legacy Applications 15. The Soft Skills of Software Architects 16. Evolutionary Architecture 17. Becoming a Better Software Architect 18. Other Books You May Enjoy

Requirements elicitation

Perhaps you have heard of the terms known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns. They are used to describe that which we know about, that which we are aware of but do not know about, and that which we are not even considering because we do not know about them.

Ideally, the requirements and business domain of a software project are well understood. However, the development team may not have such an understanding from the onset of the project. Even for those who do have the knowledge, such as some of the stakeholders, they may not know exactly what they want from the software.

As a result, you will be dealing with both knowns and unknowns. Part of requirements engineering involves gaining as much knowledge as possible regarding the requirements of the system we want to build. We seek to eliminate the unknown unknowns and consider as many of the requirements...

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