The evolution of software architecture
D Verne Morland · Datamation · 1985
To some extent, when we analyze the computer industry we suffer from the same preoccupation with dramatic, swift, and easily observable phenomena that induced leading psychologists to focus their attention on children. New products, new technologies, and new applications hold our interest until they become established fixtures in the industry landscape. Then, as we find them too diverse and too complex to classify, or too stable to hold our interest, we turn away from them and focus our attention on more exciting things.