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Jun 16 2008

5 things Grady Booch has learned about complex software systems

Posted by: Matt in Software development, tags: Software development

Here is a great article from CIO magazine, in which Grady Booch (among other things, one of the Three Amigos who developed UML) discusses five things he has learned over his career about developing complex software systems. Definitely worth a read.

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