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The Profession of “Software Architecture”

The profession of software architecture requires more than technical expertise. Gernot Starke discusses core respon­si­bil­ities, practical experience, and the commu­ni­cation skills that define effective architects.

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Software Architecture in Transition

"Software Architecture in Transition" by Uwe Friedrichsen

AI is changing the way we approach software architecture. In this article, Uwe Friedrichsen explores how gener­ative AI affects the role of software archi­tects – where it helps, where it doesn’t, and what stays human.

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Behind the scenes of the (new) Foundation Level curriculum

The time had come again: The new release of the iSAQB Foundation curriculum came out just in time at the beginning of April 2023. Alongside key differ­ences compared to the previous version, this blog post explains how work is under­taken within an inter­na­tional and decentral associ­ation and what methods and tools we use.   Why a new…

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Babylon as a Feature

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The Tower of Babylon is a myth meant to explain why the world’s peoples speak different languages. Refer to Bibli­og­raphy [0] below for details. In modern IT systems, it’s often a requirement to support multiple languages. Such inter­na­tion­al­ization (i18n for short) is a tough challenge – and this post describes a simple solution to just…

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Why Should I attend the CPSA® Foundation Level Training Course?

iSAQB Blog Foundation Level interview with curator Gernot Starke

The iSAQB’s Certified Profes­sional for Software Architecture program (CPSA) is a program of further education. It is aimed at anyone who works on solution struc­tures in IT projects. Within the multi-level CPSA program, the Foundation Level is the first step. It provides a solid and pragmatic intro­duction to software architecture. But why exactly should you,…

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