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Alexander von Zitzewitz

Alexander von Zitzewitz
Alexander von Zitzewitz is a serial entrepreneur in the software business and one of the founders of hello2morrow, an ISV specializing in static analysis tools that can enforce architecture and quality rules during development and maintenance of software systems. He worked in the industry since the early 1980’s and focusses on the role of software architecture and technical quality on successful project outcomes. He moved from Germany to Massachusetts in 2008 to develop hello2morrow’s business in North America.

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When you want to know if it is cheaper to rewrite a piece of software from scratch

A promising new metric to track maintainability

A good metric to measure software maintainability is the holy grail of software metrics. In this article, Alexander von Zitzewitz, software architect and CEO at hello2morrow, explores a promising new metric to track maintainability.

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How to organize your code

In this article, Alexander von Zitzewitz, software architect and CEO at hello2morrow, teaches you how to organize your code.

Tender love and care

Love your Architecture

#architecture #software craftsmanship

Do you enforce an architectural blueprint over the lifetime of your applications? Apparently, its rarely done according to Alexander von Zitzewitz. Here he explains why more love for your architecture can result in better quality projects that are easier to maintain.