Systems thinking helps developers manage software complexity by understanding stocks, flows, and feedback loops in software systems

Looking back, I never thought I would build a career in software. My degree is in Chemistry, a field of precise rules and predictable reactions. What could a mind buzzing with ionic bonds and benzene rings understand about software? That self-inflict...

The concept of Impostor Syndrome has become ubiquitous. Critics, and even the idea’s originators, question its value.

Polyglot software architect. Obsessed with code, cognition & Conway’s Law. Building systems & stories. I write at https://akdev.blog. Click to read Aravind Kunnath, a Substack publication. Launched an...

Ask any architect who drives their technical decisions, and you'll hear the usual suspects: "the product," "the business," or "the end-user." I believe they're all missing the most critical factor. End-users want working products. The business wants ...