Design Patterns Revisited: Are Singleton and Factory Still Relevant?

Software design patterns are often described as the timeless building blocks of software engineering. They originated from the famous “Gang…

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Hexagonal Architecture in Practice: Ports, Adapters, and Real Use Cases

Structuring Applications for Testability and Longevity As software systems grow in complexity, maintaining a clean separation of concerns becomes essential—not…

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Will Kotlin Multiplatform Replace Java on Android by 2030?

As we approach 2030, the landscape of Android development continues to evolve rapidly. At the center of this evolution is…

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From Monolith to Microservices: Building Resilient and Maintainable Applications

Enter microservices architecture, a revolutionary paradigm that shatters the monolith into a collection of independent, loosely coupled services. This shift…

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Monolith vs Microservices Architecture: A Comparison

1. Introduction In the realm of software architecture, two predominant paradigms have emerged as the backbone for designing and deploying…

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The Software Dilemma: Should You Build or Buy?

In today’s digital age, software has become the lifeblood of modern businesses, enabling them to streamline operations, enhance customer experiences,…

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Building A Self-Sufficient Docker Cluster

A self-sufficient system is a system capable of healing and adaptation. Healing means that the cluster will always be in…

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Software Architectural Decision Making

A common question I get asked is “How do I make architectural decisions?” and my standard answer is “it depends”.…

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The Patterns of the Antipatterns: Architecture

We have been always looking for the best ways to architect our applications and platforms so they are maintainable, extensible,…

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