Software architecture patterns are fundamental frameworks for designing systems. They provide reusable solutions to common problems in software design. Here are some key patterns:

💡 1. MVC (Model-View-Controller)

  • Description: Separates application into three interconnected components.
  • Use Case: Web applications, GUIs.
  • MVC Architecture

💡 2. Microservices

  • Description: Decomposes an application into small, independent services.
  • Use Case: Scalable, distributed systems.
  • Microservice Architecture

💡 3. Event-Driven

  • Description: Uses events to trigger actions and communicate between components.
  • Use Case: Real-time systems, asynchronous processing.
  • Event-Driven Architecture

💡 4. Layered Architecture

  • Description: Organizes components into hierarchical layers.
  • Use Case: Traditional enterprise applications.
  • Layered Architecture

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For deeper insights, check our guide on Software Design Principles.

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