In this article, we explore three major architectural paradigms—Monolithic, Microservices, and Packaged Business Capabilities (PBCs)—and how they reflect the maturity and complexity of modern software architecture and businesses.
Category: System Design
Master software architecture with our System Design Tutorial series covering scalability, load balancing, caching, database design, and real-world systems. These tutorials help engineers build reliable, scalable applications with industry-proven design principles.
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Clone a WordPress with ASP.NET and React Part 2: Create ASP.NET Projects Code Files with AI
In Part 2 of the WordPress clone tutorial, we’ll use AI to generate code files for the ASP.NET Core backend. Starting with the WordPress.NET.Domain project, we’ll create, validate, and compile the code step-by-step.
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Clone a WordPress with ASP.NET and React Part 1: Initialize Project Structure with AI
In the previous article Build a WordPress Clone with ASP.NET Core and React, I designed the project architecture with the help of AI. In this article, we start to initialize Project Structure with AI assistance.
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Clone a WordPress with ASP.NET Core and React: An AI-Assisted Development Journey
This project demonstrates how AI can transform traditional software development, making complex architectures accessible and accelerating time-to-market while maintaining professional standards.
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Introduction to System Design: A Comprehensive Overview of Core Concepts and Thinking Frameworks
System design is the process of defining the architecture, components, modules, interfaces, and data for a system to satisfy specified requirements. It serves as a blueprint for building scalable, maintainable, and efficient software systems.