Diego Pacheco is a software architect, agile coach, and speaker who focuses on non-traditional approaches. Some of his views include that requirements can change and duplication is okay, tests don't always improve design or find bugs, and complexity sometimes needs abstractions but other times they add unnecessary complexity. He also believes teams will always have technical debt so it's important to prioritize fixing quick wins over deep technical issues, and that architecture is about people and enabling teams.

1. Architecture & Engineering:
Doing the non-obvious!
Diego Pacheco

2. @diego_pacheco
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3. Requirements are lies! Just decisions someone made.

4. Thinking and typing are not bottlenecks, migrations are.

5. Code duplication is Fine! Shared Libs are not fine!

6. Tests don't find bugs & Tests don't improve the design.

7. Bugs are Clustered Together(Hotsposts), Tests has Limits!

8. Non-Orthogonal Systems require some big design up to front.

9. Architecture is about People and Teams!

10. Complexity needs to live somewhere. Abstractions sometimes
make things more complex than need to be.

11. Previous Projects, Count, Analyze & Ranges

12. Teams Have Erosion, Catalogs & Discovery

13. There always will have debt! Fix Slack > Debts!

16. Architecture & Engineering:
Doing the non-obvious!
Diego Pacheco