Martin Fowler In thinking about these patterns, I find it useful to develop two main categories. One group looks at integration, how multiple
Martin Fowler An example of refactoring from a real (flawed) code base. In this article I walk through a set of refactorings from a real code
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Martin Fowler During 2011-2012 there was a small but significant revolution in how we worked at ThoughtWorks. When we needed to communicate while
Martin Fowler A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a brief note on how ThoughtWorks has been affected and is coping with the Coronavirus Disease 2019
Martin Fowler We, and our colleagues, are often called on to perform architectural assessments for our clients. When we do this, the architects
Martin Fowler As I write this, the situation with the Covid-19 Coronavirus is getting more serious, with a reasonable chance of a full pandemic.
Martin Fowler When customer companies buy software products, they usually need skilled staff to install them. This staff is usually provided by a
Martin Fowler Imagine a team writing software for a shopping website. If we look at the team’s output, we might consider how many new
Martin Fowler In their ideal state, product-mode organizations are formed of loosely coupled, autonomous teams that respond rapidly to