Build the knowledge needed to move toward senior and architect responsibilities. Follow structured courses based on foundational concepts, established patterns, and real software architecture examples.
System design relies on established design patterns. Architects combine them to build distributed systems that are reliable, secure, efficient to operate, and optimized for cost and performance.
Good architects draw for their audience. Business people need different diagrams from developers, and developers want the why behind each decision.
This course walks through a digital banking solution, from the use case diagram to the component diagrams, explaining the reasoning behind each decision.
Business logic should not depend on data stores, message brokers or UIs. That is how you avoid technology lock-in.
This course builds loosely coupled components you can test on their own, covering folder structure, core domain logic (anemic vs. rich), use case orchestration, and gateways that implement the core interfaces.
Scalability is what separates good web applications from excellent ones.
This course covers its building blocks: caching, queueing, reducing storage locks, handling asynchrony, and building redundancy.
Garry Kasparov said it is the combination of patterns that matters. Refactoring works the same way.
Watch me refactor code that smells, combining techniques across several use cases.