Hello,
I'm an undergraduate student who studies software architecture as a "researcher apprentice" as we would name around here.
My question is pretty much explained on the title. Often, as a young researcher I hear that for software engineering in general industry is way different than the start of the art. Sometimes, people mention that "we" as researchers add way too much stuff that are not really used in the industry. Sometimes due to the lack of time, or budget some documentation might go out. You can tell that by the tons of diagrams, and loads of sheets of paper we do while at an undergraduate course at computer science.
So, seeing that this book is related to advices from experts specially at industry, as I saw at some comments at Amazon about the book, what would you (the author) think about this? Are they related or not? And how much?
I've also seen on the book glossary that there is some discussion about
patterns which is also a focus of my research study. How do you see patterns being applied at industry?
Thank you!
~ Carlos