Today, change is constant in business. Whether it is processes, pricing, supply chain, etc. the rule of thumb at least from my perspective is that things will change. The adaptive object model is a great way for developers to try and curb the consequences of change and be able to adapt quickly.
Early in my development career I used to despise systems like these. They were hard(er) for junior developers to understand and get up to speed with. But as I matured a bit, I see the value in systems like this. Not having to interrupt my current work to go back and make changes to previous systems to support new requirements is a great plus for everyone involved. The business can adapt quicker and hopefully there will be fewer potential bugs as well.
Building the GUI of such systems can be challenging though. The chapter introduces some concepts on how to handle this issue along with some good case studies. Overall, two thumbs up!
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