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Software Architecture with C++

Software Architecture with C++ - Second Edition

By : Andrey Gavrilin, Adrian Ostrowski, Piotr Gaczkowski
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Software Architecture with C++

Software Architecture with C++

By: Andrey Gavrilin, Adrian Ostrowski, Piotr Gaczkowski

Overview of this book

Designing scalable and maintainable software with C++ requires more than language expertise—it demands strong architectural thinking. This practical guide equips you with the skills to design and build robust, distributed systems using modern C++. Starting with fundamental architectural principles and design philosophies, the book walks you through practical approaches to designing and deploying reliable systems. This edition contains significant updates across the book, including new chapters on observability, package management, and C++ modules to address real-world software challenges. You will explore software decomposition strategies, design and system patterns, fault tolerance, API management, and testability—all applied with C++. Additionally, the book covers modern CI/CD pipelines, cloud-native design, microservices, and modular development, helping developers navigate today's fast-evolving software landscape. With updated examples and a renewed emphasis on maintainable and observable architectures, this edition equips C++ professionals to architect modern systems. By the end of this book, you will be able to design, build, test, and deploy well-architected solutions using modern C++ and proven architectural techniques.
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Software Architecture with C++, Designing Robust C++ Systems with Modern Architectural Practices

Generating documentation

As engineers, we don't like manual labor. This is why, if something can be automated and save us work, it most likely will be. With all this effort to create good enough documentation, having the possibility to automate at least parts of the work can be bliss.

Generating requirements documentation

If you're creating a project from scratch, it can be hard to generate documentation out of thin air. However, sometimes it's possible to generate documentation if you have the requirements captured in an appropriate tool. If you're using JIRA, for instance, a starting point would be to just export all items from an issue navigator view. You can use whatever filter you like and get printouts just for those items. If you don't like the default set of fields or just feel this is not what you're looking for, you can try out one of JIRA's plugins for requirements management. They allow a whole lot more than to just export requirements;...

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