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Minimum Viable Architecture, Randy Shoup, YOW! 2022

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Evolving Systems: A Guide to Minimum Viable Architecture

In the world of software engineering, there's a tempting desire to build the perfect, infinitely scalable architecture from day one. However, as veteran architect Randy Shoup explains in his talk at YOW! 2022, this is often a path to failure. The key takeaway is that architecture is not a static blueprint; it's an evolutionary journey that must align with the changing needs of the business. There is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Is SaaS Dead?, Here's a Senior Engineer's Perspective

Is the SaaS Model on Its Way Out?

In the ever-evolving world of technology, a bold new claim has emerged: SaaS is dead. The argument, fueled by the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, is that AI agents and hyper-specialized, "vibe-coded" micro-SaaS will soon render traditional Software-as-a-Service platforms obsolete. But is this the full picture? In his video, senior engineer Arjan from the popular channel ArjanCodes offers a compelling counterargument, suggesting that the true value of many SaaS products lies far beyond the code itself.