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Article: Enabling Evolutionary Architecture Through the Preservation of Change Locality
Why do simple features suddenly require cross-team negotiations? In this article, explore how boundary drift quietly destroys change locality and increases cognitive load across teams. Learn practical sociotechnical strategies - redistributing mechanics, exposing essential policy, and rehearsing exception paths - to restore domain boundaries and enable a truly evolutionary software architecture.
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#Evolutionary Architecture
#Change Locality
#Boundary Drift
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#Cross-Team Negotiations
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#Technical Debt