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Lean Architecture Principle #10: Architecture emerging from Projects

Gero Vermaas
28 Jul, 2010
Over the last 4 month’s we have written a series of blogposts describing 11 principles of Lean Architecture. This post will be the last of the series, the wrap up post.
The posts are, in order:
These posts provide a complete overview of the mindset of a lean architect. The principles were derived from our daily jobs as architects and of experience of our colleagues.
After all this writing we became very curious. Do you recognize the added value of the principles we stated? Do you apply them in your work as an architect in an agile environment? Did you discover any principles yourself? Did you like our posts?
We would love to read and reply to your comments!
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Actually I commented on your blogs, or more over, on the substance of your views on Lean architecture in a blogpost: http://www.abc-thinkbig.com/weblog/#post77
It is in written NL, but if there are many people interested whom cannot read our Dutch language i will consider to translate it in English.
Most appreciated! Is Principle #6 still available? It is coming up empty at the moment.
Thanks for helping a returning programmer get up to speed with lean thinking!
Hi aj, thanks for the reply. #6 “works on my machine”. Maybe it was a temporary glitch?