Component Architecture

Component Architecture is a software design approach that structures applications as a collection of reusable, self-contained, and loosely coupled components. Each component encapsulates specific functionality, data, and behavior, communicating through well-defined interfaces. This promotes modularity, maintainability, and scalability in software development.

Also known as: Component-Based Architecture, Component-Oriented Design, Component Model, Modular Architecture, CMP

Why learn Component Architecture?

Developers should learn Component Architecture when building complex applications, especially in web and mobile development, to manage codebases effectively and enable team collaboration. It is essential for frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.js, where components are the building blocks of user interfaces, facilitating reusability and easier testing.

Learning Resources

• docs: React Documentation - Components and Props
• docs: Angular Guide - Component Architecture
• tutorial: Component-Based Architecture Explained (freeCodeCamp)
• book: Software Architecture: The Hard Parts (Book)
• course: Component Architecture in Vue.js (Vue Mastery Course)