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Great article on the riff between software architects and developers

July 30, 2006 by Rob Bazinet

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I found this article, Escape Metropolis: Bridging the Divide Between Developers and Architects an interesting read.? I am both an architect and a developer and understand the distrust a developer has for an architect.? Since developers are the ones who produce the actual code they feel they are the real workers.? I strongly believe an Systems Architect really needs to be an active developer to do a good job and fully understand the problem at hand.? I know I have been in the role of architect and only because I was also a developer could I fully prove what I proposed was the right way to go.? It has happened where the proposed solution ended up being the wrong one and the reason it wasn’t a problem was because it was found in the “proof of concept” phase, which is always needed. I have posted about this in the past here. Technorati Tags : System Architect, Microsoft

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