– Bridges the gap between software architecture and implementing the code base – Simple and obvious structuring of all important basic concepts in the area of software architecture, which show the typical errors in the software architecture of large software systems and convey meaningful solutions – Filled with 200 pictures (in full color) of real world software systems Today’s programmers do not develop software systems from scratch. They spend their time fixing, extending, modifying and enhancing existing software. These old systems are often a large tangled mess, that continuously become harder and harder to modify. The architecture accumulates technical debt. Carola has analyzed over 300 software systems written in Java, C#, C++, PHP, ABAP and TypeScript and refactored them with her teams. This book condenses her experience with large monoliths, architectural and design patterns, layered architectures, DDD and microservices. With over 200 images in color from real existing software systems, bad and good solutions are presented in an understandable and comprehensive way. Recommendations and various hints from practical projects allow the reader to directly apply this knowledge in their daily work.weiterlesen