Lessons about software architecture from public transit systems
Public transport systems are good examples of complex systems that operate on many different levels. By examining public transport systems and their histories, we can spot familiar topics that are relevant to the building of software architectures.
Map of the Market Street Railway Company's City Wide Service (San Francisco, 1931) (source: Eric Fischer via Flickr)
Editor’s note: This video was originally recorded in March 2015 at the O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference.
