Every software project starts with architectural decisions—principles and patterns meant to guide the system’s evolution. But as codebases grow, how do you ensure those decisions remain intact? That’s where ArchUnit comes in. By expressing architectural rules as tests, ArchUnit lets you verify your architecture automatically with every build.
Taikai takes this concept further. It builds on ArchUnit by providing a ready-to-use collection of architectural rules for popular technologies, helping teams enforce architectural consistency and best practices effortlessly. In this session, you’ll learn how Taikai can make your architecture more testable, maintainable, and resilient from day one.
Taikai takes this concept further. It builds on ArchUnit by providing a ready-to-use collection of architectural rules for popular technologies, helping teams enforce architectural consistency and best practices effortlessly. In this session, you’ll learn how Taikai can make your architecture more testable, maintainable, and resilient from day one.
Gunter Rotsaert
ICT TriOpSys
Gunter is a Senior Systems Engineer with 25 years of experience in different roles in software engineering. Since 2005 he is developing Mission Critical Software systems via his employer ICT TriOpSys.
He likes sharing knowledge about the Java ecosystem and does so by means of blogging and many internal workshops and presentations at ICT TriOpSys.
He likes sharing knowledge about the Java ecosystem and does so by means of blogging and many internal workshops and presentations at ICT TriOpSys.