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	97 More Things Every Software Architect Should Know If you want to contribute a new axiom all you need to do is Join and add it here. Make sure you have a title for your axiom that is less than 10 words long and 250 - 500 word discussion. See the "Rules of Engagement" for…	8	11	Know thy user. Do not make a software for the QA team but for the end-users.While making software - we get carried away with our preconceived notions on what the user wants.What is the search criteria that will be most often used ?What part of the … by Rajiv Narula 12/11/08
	General Discussion This forum is for discussing general ideas about the 97 things project - its not for new axioms. To contribute new axioms use the "Community Axioms - Contribute New Axioms!" forum.	8	16	On the "Don't Be Clever" topic, if it helps, one of my co-workers used to love to point out that "monkey's are clever". Clever little tricks are the ban of good code and intelligent thinking. by Paul W. Homer 9/21/08
	Community Axioms - Contribute New Axioms! This forum, which was used to create the original 97 things, is now closed. If you wish to contribute an axiom use the "97 More Things Every Software Architect Should Know" forum.	57	112	The User Interface drives the User ExperienceUntil fairly recently you could get away with designing systems that weren’t the most user-friendly as long as they were fast, accurate, and reliable. But in today’s world, if you want to get and keep loyal customers you must also deliver a great … by Burkhardt Hufnagel 9/14/08
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