#Architectural_Styles

  1. Abstract Data Types

    An abstract data type can be represented as a class that you define to organize data attributes in a meaningful way, so that related…

  2. asynchronous

    An asynchronous request-response relationship is one where the client sends a request, but control returns right away, so it can continue…

  3. Central Data

    The central data facilitates data sharing by saving the desired information from the current state of the system and serving data as…

  4. Client Server n-tier

    n-Tier or multitier architectures are related to layered architectures.

  5. Data Accessors

    Data accessors make queries and transaction against stored information in Central Data, and are separated from one another and communicate…

  6. data-centric architectural style

    A data-centric architectural style has two main components: - Central Data: Used to store and serve data to all components connected to…

  7. Database

    Databases are a complex topic which would take an entire course to discuss in depth.

  8. Dataflow Systems

    Data flow systems involve a series of transformation on sets of data.

  9. Implicit Invocation Systems

    In implicit invocation systems, functions are not in direct communication with each other.

  10. Interpreter-based Systems

    In some software systems, users can write scripts, macros, or rules that access and compose the basic features of the system in new ways.

  11. Language-based Systems

    It should be obvious that the programming language paradigm used to implement a system would affect the architectural style of that system.

  12. Layered Systems

    Many organizations in our lives work by some kind of hierarchy, a business, a government, a student society.

  13. Main Program & Subroutine

    This is an architectural style that follows the procedural programming paradigm, C is a language that follows this paradigm.

  14. Module 2 — Architectural Styles

    This module will explain important software architectures, their key characteristics, and how they are used in practice. ## Syllabus - [x]…

  15. Object Oriented

    Object oriented refers to a system composed of objects, where each object is an instance of a class which means that the type of each…

  16. Object Oriented Principles

    For a quick review of object oriented principles: - Abstraction: Simplifying concepts by ignoring unimportant details. - Encapsulation…

  17. Object Oriented Style

    When you choose to develop a project using an object oriented language like Java or C++ you are not just choosing a language. ** object…

  18. Operating System

    This is the simplified view of the Operating System A kernel is the core of an operating system, one of it's main responsibilities is…

  19. Practical Scenario (Building a Scalable E-commerce Platform)

    As a Software Development Engineer, you likely encounter the need to balance performance, maintainability, and scalability.

  20. Practical Scenario (Designing a Payment Processing System)

    As a software developer engineer, you're constantly building systems, and understanding how different architectural styles work is key to…

  21. Practical Scenario (Managing Microservices with State Transition Systems)

    As a software developer, you often deal with complex distributed systems.

  22. Process Control Systems

    Process control is important in many processes to ensure efficient and safe operations. ## Feedback Loops A feedback loop is one of the…

  23. Publish-Subscribe

    There are two important differences that differentiate the publish-subscribe architectural style from the event-based architectural style.

  24. Relational databases

    Relational databases use SQL or Structured Query Language to let you query or ask the database for information and lets you perform…

  25. Repository-based Systems

    Modern software systems rarely operate in isolated environments, large businesses often require different systems to communicate with each…

  26. State Transition Systems

    We would like to take this opportunity to briefly discuss state transition systems.

  27. synchronous

    A synchronous request-response relationship is one where the client sends a request, then awaits the server’s response before continuing…

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