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I think it's more a matter of expertise/experience than size. The different platform teams have to have gelled enough to agree on the core architectural abstrac
by billjings 6y ago
I think it's more a matter of expertise/experience than size. The different platform teams have to have gelled enough to agree on the core architectural abstractions, which is a level of maturity that goes a step beyond necessity.
So the platform teams need to have shared prior knowledge of how to build with the same architectural patterns, and they need to be sold on the possibility and merits of using those same patterns and coordinating on their plans of implementation.
- brudgers 6y agoI mention size because it tends to correlate with institutional experience and availability of relevant expertise in the org chart.
- snappytrap 6y agoExactly - the team from the article went with a shared architecture from the start. They set themselves up to make this kind of thing possible.