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Private courses are available throughout Europe - please get in touch.

Speaking

Simon Brown presented a free talk about where to start with software architecture at Skills Matter in London on the 17th of May. You can view the slides or watch the video.

Simon is presenting a session called Where do you start? at the Norwegian .NET User Group (NNUG) on the 24th of August in Oslo.

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Quick links

Read Simon's InfoQ article called Are you a software architect?
Download our presentations.
Read our software architecture document guidelines.

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Re: Code Metrics Comment from Mats Henricson on 19 December 2006 09:06:20 GMT # I once compared Cyclomatic Complexity (CC) with Essential Complexity (EC), and found that EC was a better estimator of true complexity of functions. The problem with CC is that it gives a function containing just a long but absolutely trivial switch statement a high complexity number. EC does not. More info here: http://hissa.nist.gov/HHRFdata/Artifacts/ITLdoc/235/chaptera.htm Mats
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