> There are still many new ways of architecture to be found. Good architecture tends to break up complexity into common building blocks, and avoiding patterns

> There are still many new ways of architecture to be found. Good architecture tends to break up complexity into common building blocks, and avoiding patterns that might cause instability or failure. Or seeing the cause of the instability and then fixing it. IOW, there's really no need to recreate the wheel.... Over time, as you get good at it, you'll see the exact same patterns over and over again, so rather than need to experiment with new technologies or software architectures, you can just reach into your experience and bring things out you know work already.