A healthy technical platform which has embraced service level modularity may also become supportive of a mix-and-match product offering approach.
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By recognizing the strategic lines which different implementation details cross, it is easier for a development team and product owner to more successfully choose when to take short-cuts in the interest of immediate gain.
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Both technical and non-technical audiences alike – be it the development teams or key business stakeholders - benefit from the iterative delivery approach which fosters frequent communication and confidently results in regular production releases.
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Modularization may be described as breaking down a system into smaller component pieces that are expected to carry out independent operations.
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The acceptance of Agile methodology has come from the strategic and financial need to accelerate product development to provide differentiation and excellence in experience. Removing the obstacles to that delivery is a priority which must be taken seriously at the organizational level.
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Modular technology platform architecture and Agile development are core elements of a successful digital transformation in all organizations. Organizations need to focus on continuous improvement and the currency of technologies to deliver business results for the enterprise while inspiring a culture of learning for employees.
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Companies that are investing in technology architecture and enterprise architect personnel today are creating a strategic advantage and a competitive differentiator for their businesses.
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At the most basic level, Angular and React are both frameworks built using JavaScript. With the goal of making it easier to work with a web browser, Angular and React are a big improvement over older JavaScript libraries, simplifying modern and responsive user interfaces, and enhancing the advancements brought by HTML5.
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How do we ensure that we are delivering a valuable, expedient product and addressing technical debt? A couple experiences come to mind.
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Users are expecting innovative digital experiences equivalent to the consumer applications they use on their mobile phone, in browsers, and in their daily environment.
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When I first joined the workforce some twenty plus years ago, I wanted to be a systems administrator, or sysadmin as it has come to be aptly called. I had tinkered with our family PC for years, taking it apart, meeting with BBS admins buying their old RAM - it was glorious.
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What is defect leakage? The short answer is that it is a bug that got past the entire team, and any test suites that are in place, winding up in production where users could be impacted.
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