It's not exclusive to inheritance, though. There are lots of times that the original principal decides that he could have done it better and winds up in exactly the same place. It could be progress, too, if it trades on set of failure modes for another that is less severe or less frequent.
This is why a team needs access to good architect who's seen the paradigms shift, or even cycle. You're almost never starting from scratch, so you really need someone who's able to incorporate better or more suitable tech without throwing out the baby.
If you're microservices-based, that last part is easier, even if it falls into one of the described pitfalls, e.g., system-of-systems.
This is why a team needs access to good architect who's seen the paradigms shift, or even cycle. You're almost never starting from scratch, so you really need someone who's able to incorporate better or more suitable tech without throwing out the baby.
If you're microservices-based, that last part is easier, even if it falls into one of the described pitfalls, e.g., system-of-systems.
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