Architecting software involves unavoidable instances of being wrong, making experimentation crucial. Minimum Viable Architectures (MVAs) test the viability of architectural decisions, providing data to refine them. Effective experiments should be atomic, timely, and unambiguous, focusing on verifying assumptions. The goal is to
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MVAs are experiments that test the viability of architectural decisionsMVAs are also experiments that test the technical viability of the MVPCharacteristics of Effective Architectural ExperimentsConclusionAbout the AuthorsSort: