Software Architecture

Software architecture refers to the high-level design and structure of software systems, encompassing the relationships between components, interfaces, and data. As the foundation of complex software applications, a well-designed software architecture is crucial for ensuring scalability, maintainability, and performance, making it a key concern for developers, architects, and technical leaders in the tech community.

Software Architecture

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