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Modifiability: Or is there Design in Agility

Ian Cartwright, Erik Doernenberg, Dave Farley, Fred George, and Dan North hosted by Martin Fowler

The organizers of QCon London 2007, asked me to do a conference session on modifiability of architecture. I thought that rather than listening to me, the audience might prefer listen to some of the ThoughtWorks architects whose ideas I usually repackage: Dave Farley, Ian Cartwright, Fred George, Erik Doernenberg, and Dan North. InfoQ has now put up a video of session.

March 2007

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No Silver Bullet Reloaded

Fred Brooks, Martin Fowler, Ricardo Lopez, Aki Namioka, Linda Northrup, David Parnas, Dave Thomas, Steven Fraser, and The Werewolf

The OOPSLA 2007 conference occurred on the 20th anniversary of Fred Brooks's famous paper "No Silver Bullet". So to mark this, we had a retrospective panel, including the Mr Brooks. I was lucky enough to be invited on the panel, although I doubt they expected quite the contribution I ended up making.

October 2007