Although architectural concepts and techniques have been considered mainly as a means of controlling the complexity of developing software, we argue, and demonstrate, that they can play a vital role in supporting current needs for systems that can evolve and adapt, in run-time, to changes that occur in the application or business domain in which they operate.</p
Many organizations struggle with the increasing but inherent complexity of their software systems. A...
Software architecture allows us to make many decisions about a software system and analyze it even b...
Abstract. Software evolution has largely been focused on low-level implemen-tation artefacts through...
Although architectural concepts and techniques have been considered mainly as a means of controlling...
<p>Many software systems eventually undergo changes to their basic architectural structure. Such cha...
The software development ecosystem is constantly changing, providing a constant stream of new tools,...
Today’s software development projects are confronted with a frequently changing environment: rapidly...
Through this paper, an attempt is made to portray the evolution of Software Architecture (SA) over a...
More and more economic activities rely on software to achieve their business goal, becoming thus sof...
Architecture evolution is a central feature of virtually all software systems. As new market opportu...
Today it is more a rule than an exception that software systems have a lifecycle of more than severa...
As new market opportunities, technologies, platforms, and frameworks become available, systems requi...
Software evolution has largely been focused on low-level implementation artefacts through refactorin...
Software systems endure many noteworthy changes throughout their life-cycle in order to follow the e...
Software architecture, the underlying structure to a software system, is an asset which can be inves...
Many organizations struggle with the increasing but inherent complexity of their software systems. A...
Software architecture allows us to make many decisions about a software system and analyze it even b...
Abstract. Software evolution has largely been focused on low-level implemen-tation artefacts through...
Although architectural concepts and techniques have been considered mainly as a means of controlling...
<p>Many software systems eventually undergo changes to their basic architectural structure. Such cha...
The software development ecosystem is constantly changing, providing a constant stream of new tools,...
Today’s software development projects are confronted with a frequently changing environment: rapidly...
Through this paper, an attempt is made to portray the evolution of Software Architecture (SA) over a...
More and more economic activities rely on software to achieve their business goal, becoming thus sof...
Architecture evolution is a central feature of virtually all software systems. As new market opportu...
Today it is more a rule than an exception that software systems have a lifecycle of more than severa...
As new market opportunities, technologies, platforms, and frameworks become available, systems requi...
Software evolution has largely been focused on low-level implementation artefacts through refactorin...
Software systems endure many noteworthy changes throughout their life-cycle in order to follow the e...
Software architecture, the underlying structure to a software system, is an asset which can be inves...
Many organizations struggle with the increasing but inherent complexity of their software systems. A...
Software architecture allows us to make many decisions about a software system and analyze it even b...
Abstract. Software evolution has largely been focused on low-level implemen-tation artefacts through...
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