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Software Architecture

6 Pathways • 24 Skills

Software architecture is the blueprint for both the system and the project developing it, defining the structure and interaction of software components. Its purpose is to ensure the system meets technical and business expectations while being scalable and maintainable. It's important because a well-thought-out architecture reduces complexity, enhances performance, and makes future changes easier—kind of like having a GPS for your software journey, so you don’t end up in a digital ditch.

Software Architecture Principles

"Building Bridges, Not Barriers"

Architectural Patterns

"Blueprints for Digital Harmony"

Design Patterns

"Blueprints for Software Mastery"