Category:Principles
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Architecture principles or design principles are an important concept in architetural design.
According to the TOGAF, “Principles are general rules and guidelines, intended to be enduring and seldom amended, that inform and support the way in which an organization sets about fulfilling its mission”.
According to the W3C "An architectural principle is a fundamental rule that applies to a large number of situations and variables. Architectural principles include "separation of concerns", "generic interface", "self-descriptive syntax," "visible semantics," "network effect" (Metcalfe's Law), and Amdahl's Law: "The speed of a system is limited by its slowest component."
According to the Federal Enterprise Architecture, "Principles establish the basis for a set of rules and behaviors for an organization."
Principles template
Principles in this wiki should be properly documented. Please copy / paste the following section in a new principle article.
==Statement==
{Unambiguously state the full principle.}
==Original statement==
{Quote the original statement and mention the source. Put the source under references}
==Rationale==
{Highlight the benefits of adhering to the principle.}
==Implications==
{What are the implications of adhering to the principle.}
==References==
{References to sources used in this article.}
[[Category:{Name}]]
Where {Name} is the name of the category you want to add it to (e.g. Application principles). Any number of category tags may be added to the page - the page will be listed in all of them.
Principles Arena
The Principles Arena project takes the form of a joint working group of the NAF and the ArchiMate Foundation. Information from the working group can be found here.
References
Formalizing Architecture Principles using Object-Role Modelling, G.J.N.M. Chorus , Y.H.C. Janse, C.J.P. Nellen, S.J.B.A. Hoppenbrouwers and H.A. Proper
