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You can't tell how software/architecture built today will be used in the future. You do your best to pick a method, but you operate on imperfect information. So
by cheepin 13y ago
You can't tell how software/architecture built today will be used in the future. You do your best to pick a method, but you operate on imperfect information. Sometimes you get it right and things work well, sometimes you get it wrong, and things still work well. Sometimes you get it right, but things change and it no longer works well, and sometimes you get it wrong, but things change and it becomes a good solution.