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> Software changes too fast to make a static snapshot of it. Architectures don't really change that fast or often, except maybe in the initial phase. That's wh
by zeroname 8y ago
> Software changes too fast to make a static snapshot of it.
Architectures don't really change that fast or often, except maybe in the initial phase. That's why most UML diagrams are a waste, they are concerned with low-level details like classes or internal interfaces.
- ako 8y agoAgreed, the architecture diagrams I usually look for are high level, mostly about how different systems are connected. These don't change that much. When looking at architecture diagrams, usually you don't want them lower level details anyway, they would just obscure the big picture.