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Making an integration sandwich
When you’ve run out of bread

Christopher Marsh
Head of Technical Architecture, AKQA

Anatomy of an integration sandwich
UX/creative

Application
development

Services

Problem: unfulfilled dependencies
No UX/creative
Balance of effort vs return
Meaningless guarantees

Solution: decouple systems and processes
Design-time decoupling
Run-time decoupling

Design-time decoupling
Goal: decouple presentation from application logic

Design-time decoupling
Model-View-Presenter design

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Model_View_Presenter.png

Design-time decoupling
Model-View-Presenter code

class View

Legend
API
Example concrete types
«interface» TView
IExampleUserControlView TPresenter:Presenter

UserControl
ViewControl TView «interface»
TPresenter:Presenter IExamplePageView
Page
ViewPage

TView :IExampleUserControlView TView :IExamplePageView
TPresenter:ExampleUserControlPresenter TPresenter:ExamplePagePresenter
ExampleUserControl ExamplePage

Design-time decoupling
Presenter-level acceptance tests

Design-time decoupling
Smoke tests and browser automation

Run-time decoupling
Goal: reduce application dependency on specific services

Run-time decoupling
Conway’s law/team structure

...organisations which design systems [...] are
constrained to produce designs which are copies
of the communication structures of these
organisations.

Run-time decoupling
Deployment pipelines and package management

Run-time decoupling
Feeding back service interfaces

Maintain velocity
Feed value back to client
Know when to pause

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Making an integration sandwich when you've run out of bread (Anorak)

1. Making an integration sandwich When you’ve run out of bread Christopher Marsh Head of Technical Architecture, AKQA

2. Anatomy of an integration sandwich UX/creative Application development Services

3. Problem: unfulfilled dependencies No UX/creative Balance of effort vs return Meaningless guarantees

4. Solution: decouple systems and processes Design-time decoupling Run-time decoupling

5. Design-time decoupling Goal: decouple presentation from application logic

6. Design-time decoupling Model-View-Presenter design

7. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Model_View_Presenter.png

9. Design-time decoupling Model-View-Presenter code

10. class View Legend API Example concrete types «interface» TView IExampleUserControlView TPresenter:Presenter UserControl ViewControl TView «interface» TPresenter:Presenter IExamplePageView Page ViewPage TView :IExampleUserControlView TView :IExamplePageView TPresenter:ExampleUserControlPresenter TPresenter:ExamplePagePresenter ExampleUserControl ExamplePage

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12.

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14.

15.

16. Design-time decoupling Presenter-level acceptance tests

17.

18. Design-time decoupling Smoke tests and browser automation

19. Run-time decoupling Goal: reduce application dependency on specific services

20. Run-time decoupling Conway’s law/team structure

21. ...organisations which design systems [...] are constrained to produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organisations.

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23.

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26. Run-time decoupling Deployment pipelines and package management

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29. Run-time decoupling Canned services

30. Run-time decoupling Feeding back service interfaces

31. First bite?

32. Maintain velocity Feed value back to client Know when to pause

33. Questions?

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