This month I started a new blog - Mind The Architecture. Why? Because it felt like the right moment to do it. As the saying goes: "the only constant is change." Sometimes you simply need to change things around you to reset your mind and make space for new ideas. The change does not always need to be huge, but it should be noticeable.
For me, that change is a new blog with a new name and a new address. I do not treat it as a fresh beginning, but rather as an evolution. I decided to become more focused and intentional about writing and sharing knowledge through different channels. Last year I spent time turning this intention into a habit, and now it feels like the right moment to transform that personal habit into a public activity.
As I said, this is not a start. I have been writing for the last 15 years, although I did not even realize how long it had been until I checked the statistics:
- Let's Talk about Java - 2013 - 2026, 13 years, 323 articles
- Between Success and Failure - 2012 - 2016, 4 years, 53 articles
- Programistyka - 2011 - 2015, 4 years, 97 articles
In total, that is 473 articles — about 31.5 per year, or roughly 2.5 per month. I would call that quite an achievement.
So why start a new blog? There is no deep story behind it. I simply wanted to create a place where I can continue sharing knowledge and practical solutions about building software that can evolve easily over time. The name "Let's Talk About Java" is no longer a good fit, because over the years the content I share has become increasingly language-agnostic.
Now I want to help you Mind The Architecture.
Architecture is a journey, not a destination. It needs to evolve and adapt so that the software you build can continuously support changing business needs.
I hope you find the ideas here interesting.
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