Archived Agile Negates the Most Important Benefits of Switching to Functional Programming (medium.com)
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Archived Agile Negates the Most Important Benefits of Switching to Functional Programming (medium.com)
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[–] bryanedds [S] 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
Conway's law is the opposite of what I'm suggesting.
In this case, it is the organizational structure that should follow the software structure, not the other way around.
So yes, literally the opposite.
[–] nicky_haflinger ago
What I'm pointing out it that since Conway's law says they are always the same you can't just change the code you have to change the organization too or it will pull the code back to itself. Pointing out the need for a methodology that is in line with your software design tools of choice is perfectly aligned with Conway.
[–] bryanedds [S] ago
I see.
So yes, it introduces a form of organizational coupling.
I'm not sure if that's a good, bad, or even unavoidable thing.
The implications of this coupling will be something to keep a very close eye on!