Software Architecture

Software architecture refers to the high-level structure of a software system, defining how its components are organized, how they interact, and how they contribute to the overall functionality. It encompasses the design decisions that establish the system's key structural elements, including the choice of frameworks, technologies, patterns, and protocols used to develop and manage the software.

Architecture Quantum

Jakub Slys
·
September 16, 2024
Architecture Quantum

What if you could update part of a system without worrying about breaking anything else? How do complex applications like e-commerce platforms or real-time collaboration tools handle updates and scaling with ease? What hidden architecture allows modern software to evolve rapidly, staying flexible yet robust? The answer lies in the intriguing concept of …

Read full story

Software architecture styles

Jakub Slys
·
October 18, 2024
Software architecture styles

Have you ever tried fixing one bug, only to find yourself entangled in a web of new issues? Have you felt that each quick patch only seems to deepen the chaos, or that navigating the codebase feels like wandering through an endless maze?

Read full story