When Software Developers start thinking about a new small class or solving a big problem, an internal voice tells them how to do it properly, that voice is their Inner Software Architect. Your Inner Software Architect is better developed if you read some software architecture books, have already solved something similar in the past (experience), or are keen …
SOLID is the acronym for a set of five design practices that in conjunction make code more understandable, flexible and maintainable. SOLID was first introduced by Robert C. Martin (also known as Uncle Bob) in his 2000 paper Design Principles and Design Patterns. The acronym stands for the following principles: In this blog, we are …
When working in Parser, a common pain point we see across companies is the lack of effective architecture documentation. Architecture documentation is essential because it helps in planning and managing projects, and defines a clear understanding of the entire software system of the company. It’s also very useful when onboarding new employees. This gap is …
All great changes are preceded by chaos.-Deepak Chopra. Software resilience is the ability of software to recover from unexpected events. It’s an essential quality of any software that is scalable, performant, and fault-tolerant. This means that a software engineer has to anticipate unexpected events and account for them. When you are architecting a solution, resilience …
Raul Estrela 07-05-2020 In the Information Age, we all want answers from the web as quick as possible. Compared to the past software systems nowadays need to process a huge amount of data, in very different hardware contexts where cloud based systems are a reality. Now, the market demands responsive, loosely coupled, scalable, resilient and …
