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I think the term “accidental complexity” relates to this concept. The architectural model would be the “accidental” part, that is, in a magical world the busine
by jt2190 4y ago
I think the term “accidental complexity” relates to this concept. The architectural model would be the “accidental” part, that is, in a magical world the business model would execute correctly without any need to tie it into the architecture, and thus there would be no “gap” between the models, and no need for some kind of tool to generate the architectural model’s code.
This brings us to the non-magical world where we have to ask if we even want to completely automate (ignore) the architectural model.