#software-architecture

#software-architecture

QCon London 2024 featured talks on various software architecture topics including AI, cloud, and sociotechnical aspects, emphasizing sustainability. [ more ]

A successful software architecture relies on transparent decision-making and continuous architectural experiments. [ more ]

Frontend and software architecture events in May 2024 feature Scala conferences covering functional programming and industry practices with renowned experts and diverse topics. [ more ]

Java persistence patterns offer distinct data management approaches.

Balancing layers is crucial for optimized data flow and managing complexity.

CQRS presents performance advantages but can lead to increased application complexity. [ more ]

Software architecture and design trends for 2024 are discussed by industry experts on the InfoQ podcast.

Panelists include experienced professionals from companies like Starbucks and Blackbaud, as well as members of the QCon London Programming Committee. [ more ]

Agile is an empirical approach focused on delivering product increments, Lean reduces waste and improves work flow.

Premature use of Lean practices can hinder architecture evolution until Quality Attribute Requirements are well-defined. [ more ]

Software architecture is crucial for meeting technical and business requirements.

There are different types of software architects with specialized roles. [ more ]

December edition of the monthly roundup highlights key events in Scala, Software Architecture, Frontend, and Go

Upcoming Scala events include Scala Bridge in London and Functional World organized by Scalac

Dallas Scala Enthusiasts offers a platform for discussions on Scala, Akka, Reactive Programming, and functional programming [ more ]

The Strangler Pattern is a software architectural pattern that allows for the gradual migration of a legacy system instead of a big-bang approach.

The pattern involves building a new system around the old system and gradually replacing parts of it over time.

The Strangler Pattern reduces risk, allows for incremental migration, and maintains business continuity during the migration process. [ more ]