1) If you try to optimize in the beginning, you tend to fall into the over-optimization/engineering camp;
2) If you just let things go organically, you tend to fall into the big messy camp;
So the ideal way is to examine from time and time and re-architecture once the need arises. But few companies can afford that, unfortunately.
1) If you try to optimize in the beginning, you tend to fall into the over-optimization/engineering camp;
2) If you just let things go organically, you tend to fall into the big messy camp;
So the ideal way is to examine from time and time and re-architecture once the need arises. But few companies can afford that, unfortunately.