Creating computer systems is far from straightforward. As their complexity increases, the processes of designing the corresponding software become more and more labor-intensive, with labor costs increasing exponentially. As in any profession, progress in programming is achieved solely by learning, not only from mistakes, but also from successes, both their own and others’. The book provides answers to the difficult questions that all developers of corporate systems have to face. The author, a well-known expert in the field of object-oriented programming, has noticed that with the development of technology, the basic principles of designing and solving common problems remain the same, and highlighted more than 40 of the most common approaches, framing them as typical solutions. The result is an indispensable guide to the architecture of software systems for any corporate platform. It is a kind of manual that will help you not only to master the information, but also to convey the obtained knowledge much faster and more effectively than the author managed to do.
The book is intended for programmers, designers and architects who create enterprise applications and strive to improve the quality of strategic decisions.