Laws of Software Architecture
Source- O'Reilly Book on Software Architecture
- Everything in software architecture is trade-off.
- “Why” is more important than “how”
Self-awareness doesn’t prevent you from making mistakes. It allows you to learn from them.
Anonymous
Employees, being human, act based on their perception of facts, not necessarily objective facts. Managers must ensure that the real facts align with how employees perceive them.
Sameer Jain
In the ever-competitive game of building secure software, security is your Valyrian steel. Fortify your software castle with secure design, for Winter is Coming – and so are security threats.
Sameer Jain
Good software security is like a reliable bouncer at a club – it keeps the unwanted out, ensures a smooth experience for the guests inside, and never spills the secrets of the party.
Sameer Jain