Ongoing documentation of module boundaries, interfaces, and design decisions is central to sustainable system evolution. A living knowledge base helps with cross-team collaboration and lessens the burden of onboarding as systems and teams grow. Architectural decision records (ADRs) are breadcrumbs, remembering the thinking that went into important changes to refer back to them later.
In Conclusion, With his practical and disciplined perspective, Madhusudhanarao Chebrolu reimagines how organizations can update their architectures without losing stability or velocity. His observations promote architecture as an ongoing, strategic practice—one in which careful modularization provides a launching pad for subsequent change. In this change-driven software environment, designing for change perhaps is the most groundbreaking move of all.
