O Architectural Kata i procesie projektowania architektury z Piotrem Filipowiczem | BSD 85

“How can we recruit great architects if they have less than half a dozen opportunities to create architecture in their careers?” These are precisely the questions Ted Neward posed when searching for a way to improve architectural skills. And it's hard to disagree, considering how often teams develop large projects from the very beginning. However, there is a simple solution to this problem. Architectural Kata sessions allow you to gain the necessary experience much faster. This is even more so if you receive feedback on your design from Mark Richards and Jacqui Read, authors of books on software architecture. This year, the next edition of the O’Reilly Software Architecture Katas was won for the first time by a team from Poland, consisting of Artur Kruszewski, Wojciech Kasa, Sebastian Dąbkowski, and Piotr Filipowicz, my guest today. I invite you to visit https://bettersoftwaredesign.pl/podca..., where you'll find more content about software design. And if you want more, I recommend visiting my online spaces: 👉 https://bettersoftwaredesign.pl, a podcast about architecture and software design 👉   / mariuszgil  , dev Twitter profile 👉   / mariuszgil_dev  , dev Instagram profile, where I've been particularly active lately