October 2025
Intermediate to advanced
673 pages
15h 55m
English
Software architecture is the art of drawing lines that I call boundaries. Those boundaries separate software elements from one another, and restrict those on one side from knowing about those on the other. Some of those lines are drawn very early in a project’s life—even before any code is written. Others are drawn much later. Those that are drawn early are drawn for the purpose of deferring decisions for as long as possible, and of keeping those decisions from polluting the core business logic.
Remember that the goal of an architecture is to minimize the manpower required to build and maintain the required system. ...
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