FNFlemming Nørnberg Larseninarchitecture-as-code.hashnode.dev·Mar 25 · 25 min read🧪 Spec-Driven Test Strategy — Turning Acceptance Criteria into TestsThis article builds on the foundation from the previous 'Architecture as Code' articles: Keep Your Architecture Diagrams in Code, Not in Tools Keep Your AI and Architecture-Design in Sync Architectur00
FNFlemming Nørnberg Larseninarchitecture-as-code.hashnode.dev·Mar 7 · 10 min readThink in Specs — The Modern Developer's MindsetThis article builds on the foundation from the previous 'Architecture as Code' articles: Keep Your Architecture Diagrams in Code, Not in Tools Keep Your AI and Architecture-Design in Sync Architect00
FNFlemming Nørnberg Larseninarchitecture-as-code.hashnode.dev·Feb 7 · 18 min read🏗️ Architecture as Code in PracticeThis article builds on the foundation from my previous 'Architecture as Code' articles: Keep Your Architecture Diagrams in Code, Not in Tools Keep Your AI and Architecture-Design in Sync In my pr00
FNFlemming Nørnberg Larseninarchitecture-as-code.hashnode.dev·Jan 15 · 16 min readKeep Your AI and Architecture/Design in Sync📖 Prerequisites: This article builds directly on the concepts from my previous article: Keep Your Architecture Diagrams in Code, Not in Tools. If you haven't read it yet, start there first—it establishes the foundation of architecture-as-code that t...00
FNFlemming Nørnberg Larseninarchitecture-as-code.hashnode.dev·Jan 14 · 7 min readKeep Your Architecture Diagrams in Code, Not in ToolsI've been there. You spend hours crafting detailed architecture diagrams in diagrams.net (draw.io), embedding them in Confluence pages with extensive documentation. Stakeholders can read and comment. 00
