BPMN For Architecture Diagrams
Originally posted on Mountain Warehouse Tech:
Intro During my career, I’ve seen a lot of in-house diagrams that are used to explain the top-level architecture of large complex systems. Usually, by looking at them you can understand the main idea, but…: They may be not super intuitive 2 different diagrams…
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Software Developer and owner of Jarrett Solutions Ltd, I’ve been developing software since I discovered the coding manual of the ZX Spectrum / Amstrad CPC and things have kind of escalated since then.
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