Michael Feathers on Software Design

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Michael Feathers on Software Design 

This YouTube playlist titled "Michael Feathers on Software Design" is a curated collection of presentations by Michael Feathers, focusing on various aspects of software design and architecture. This playlist serves as a valuable resource for software developers and architects seeking to deepen their understanding of effective design principles and practices.

The playlist includes the following key presentations: Sustainable Software Architecture: In this talk, Feathers explores principles and practices essential for creating maintainable, adaptable, and resilient software architectures. The Uncertainty Principle: Feathers discusses the inherent uncertainties in software development and how embracing them can lead to better design and implementation. Slicing Design Over Time: This presentation delves into the evolution of software design, emphasizing the importance of iterative development and continuous improvement. By engaging with this playlist, viewers can gain practical insights into sustainable software architecture, managing uncertainty in development, and the iterative nature of design. These insights can aid in building robust, adaptable, and maintainable software systems. You can access the playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzk9axxvgdtVCetQXmEf08axHsaNdSIXD

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