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Coping with Complexity: Rants and Recommendations . Billy Hollis Consultant / author / contrarian Next Version Systems DPR201. Attention!.
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Coping with Complexity: Rants and Recommendations Billy Hollis Consultant / author / contrarian Next Version Systems DPR201
Attention! • This presentation is a lecture, and is not based on slides. These slides are to help you understand the session, but they will not be used during the session.
Caveats • This is not a code-oriented session • Notice the title: “Rants and Recommendations” • Prepare to hear some things you might not want to hear
Topics • Overwhelming complexity in our industry • The “long tail” of developers • The costs of complexity • Whose fault is it? (Hint: it’s not Microsoft) • What we can do about complexity • What won’t work or isn’t working • What might work • The Simplicity Manifesto • Options for developers
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