An Introduction to Residuality Theory
An Introduction to Residuality Theory
Have you heard of #ResidualityTheory?
It’s about stressing naive architectures to reveal hidden “attractors” in complex business systems - helping designs adapt and thrive amid change and uncertainty.
📘 InfoQ spoke with Barry O’Reilly to dive deep into this concept.
🔗 Read now: https://bit.ly/4oeUlo6
#SoftwareArchitecture #ComplexSystems #InfoQ #Methodologies #Agile
Residuality Theory with Barry O’Reilly
I just found Connected Papers, this is a cool way to see related works, for example for Barry O'Reilly's The philosophy of Residuality Theory it generates this graph, super useful https://www.connectedpapers.com/main/edc40a4e4a4f0046db26ea95285f62bd565b9623/The-Philosophy-of-Residuality-Theory/graph
"Complex systems architecture" by Barry O'Reilly .
Must-attend for all y'all students of complex systems.
Free evening session, May 6th, ae BE Leuven offices. See you there?
🎙️🌟 Ready to delve into innovative #SoftwareDesign? We're thrilled to welcome Barry O'Reilly for our second keynote at #INNOQTechnologyDay! Join us in welcoming him as he unveils the fascinating world of #ResidualityTheory. Starting 12:15 CET. 🚀
👉 https://technologyday.innoq.com/programm/an-introduction-to-residuality-theory
Do We Work in Pipelines?
We all want to build better software faster and more reliably. Many valuable simple improvements in code practice, design and process are easy to spot from outside the team or organisation but it is always challenging to know what the best thing to work on is day-to-day.
External impetuses from consultants, managers, consultant reports or even customers are not
https://richardwbown.com/do-we-work-in-pipelines/
#SoftwareDevelopment #FastFlow #ResidualityTheory