Throughout the course of this book, we looked at a multitude of different concepts that each suit different problem sets. In this section of the chapter, we will look at when and where each of these distinct concepts are best used.
You should note that this is mostly advisory; as with everything, there is no silver bullet. What works for one individual may not work for others. If you are designing enterprise systems, then I implore you to perform as much research as is heavenly possible before diving into writing any code.
Some problems will require an eclectic mix of different solutions. Software architecture is an art that requires a great deal of time and effort to become proficient at but it's incredibly rewarding once you have become proficient.