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Software Architecture Patterns

Introduction

Software architecture patterns are fundamental structural choices that determine how applications are organized and how their components interact. These patterns provide proven solutions to common design challenges

This is a key concept - patterns solve recurring problems in software design through time-tested approaches.
and help developers create maintainable, scalable systems.

Common Patterns

The Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern separates concerns by dividing an application into three interconnected components. This separation allows for independent development and testing of each component

MVC's strength lies in its ability to decouple business logic from presentation, making code more modular and testable.
, leading to more robust applications.

Microservices architecture has gained popularity for its ability to decompose large applications into smaller, independent services. Each service can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently

This independence is crucial for large teams and complex systems that need to evolve rapidly.
, providing flexibility in technology choices and development processes.

Selection Criteria

When choosing an architectural pattern, consider factors such as team size, system complexity, performance requirements, and long-term maintenance needs. The right pattern can significantly impact development velocity and system reliability.

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"proven solutions to common design challenges"
This is a key concept - patterns solve recurring problems in software design through time-tested approaches.
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"independent development and testing of each component"
MVC's strength lies in its ability to decouple business logic from presentation, making code more modular and testable.
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"developed, deployed, and scaled independently"
This independence is crucial for large teams and complex systems that need to evolve rapidly.