Component-Based Architecture
Component-Based Architecture (CBA) is a software design paradigm that structures applications as collections of reusable, modular components. Each component encapsulates specific functionality and communicates through well-defined interfaces, promoting separation of concerns and maintainability. This approach is widely used in modern frontend and backend development to build scalable and testable systems.
Developers should adopt Component-Based Architecture when building complex applications that require reusability, scalability, and team collaboration, as it reduces code duplication and simplifies debugging. It is particularly valuable in frontend frameworks like React or Vue.js for UI development, and in microservices for backend systems, enabling independent deployment and updates of components.