October 2017
Beginner
360 pages
7h 58m
English

Every software system has an architecture. That doesn’t mean you’ll end up with one you want. When you leave design decisions to fate, there is no telling what fate will deliver. Actively making decisions about how to organize the software system significantly increases our chances of getting an architecture that meets our needs.
Designing software architecture is all about making decisions under uncertainty. Design decisions are loaded with trade-offs, decisions that force us to compromise—give up something good to avoid something bad, or accept something bad to get something better. ...
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