Software Architecture in Practice¶
Bass, L., Clements, & Kazman, R. (2012). Software Architecture in Practice. Addison-Wesley.
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Primes¶
- Accommodation
- Accommodation enables feature growth without rupture.
This sourceStandard SEI text treating modifiability/evolvability as an architectural quality attribute (systems extended while preserving interfaces).
- Accommodation enables feature growth without rupture.
- Compatibility
- Two entities are compatible if their operating regimes, interfaces, or constraint sets overlap without contradiction, a substrate-agnostic pattern Bass, Clements, and Kazman (2012) treat as one of the central quality attributes in software architecture practice and which generalizes naturally to non-software domains.
This sourceStandard SEI text on architectural quality attributes: treats interoperability and compatibility as substrate-agnostic structural properties whose pattern (interface alignment, constraint satisfaction, safe composition) generalizes across system types.
- Two entities are compatible if their operating regimes, interfaces, or constraint sets overlap without contradiction, a substrate-agnostic pattern Bass, Clements, and Kazman (2012) treat as one of the central quality attributes in software architecture practice and which generalizes naturally to non-software domains.
- Concurrent, Cross-Functional Collaboration
This sourceStandard SEI text on architectural quality attributes; treats interoperability and compatibility as substrate-agnostic structural properties whose pattern (interface alignment, constraint satisfaction, safe composition) generalizes across system types. Existence verified.
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