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<title>Software Architecture Articles of 2013 from Franco Martinig (01 Apr 2014, 07:44 am) in group &#x22;Software Architecture&#x22;</title>
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<description>As the software infrastructure get more complex with pieces of applications running on server, mobile or cloud locations, the discipline of software architecture is more important than ever. The Agile approach has done its part to bring the software architects down from an ivory tower, but some developers have also started to believe that you didn&#x2019;t have to think about software architecture anymore. This is a big mistake. Here are nine articles on software architecture published last year that ...</description>
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