Architecture Design
Architecture Design is the process of defining the high-level structure, components, and interactions of a software system to meet functional and non-functional requirements. It involves making strategic decisions about system organization, scalability, maintainability, and technology choices to ensure the system is robust, efficient, and aligned with business goals. This foundational practice guides development teams in building cohesive and sustainable software solutions.
Developers should learn and apply Architecture Design to create systems that are scalable, maintainable, and resilient, especially in complex projects like enterprise applications, microservices, or distributed systems. It helps in managing technical debt, improving team collaboration, and ensuring long-term system viability by addressing concerns such as performance, security, and integration early in the development lifecycle.