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Enterprise Architecture with .NET

Enterprise Architecture with .NET

By : Jean-Philippe Gouigoux
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Enterprise Architecture with .NET

Enterprise Architecture with .NET

4.8 (4)
By: Jean-Philippe Gouigoux

Overview of this book

The software development domain continues to grow exponentially, and information systems have become the backbone of most industries, including non-digital-native ones. However, technical debt, coupling, and a high level of maintenance - sometimes bringing IT systems to a complete halt – continue to present a problem. The software industry has to still apply standards-based, modular, and repeatable approaches that exist in other industries. This book demonstrates such methods in action, particularly business/IT alignment principles. As you progress, you’ll cover advanced concepts and theories currently researched in academia. Then, you’ll be guided toward a practical framework to transfer these approaches to actual software architecture. Finally, a dedicated section will help you apply the knowledge you gain to a sample application in .NET where API design, dependency management, and code writing will be explained in detail to relate to the business-alignment principles explained at the beginning. Throughout the book, you’ll get equipped with the skills to create modular, long-living applications that serve your users better. By the end of this .NET book, you’ll not only have learned new concepts but also gained the ability to apply them immediately to your upcoming software endeavors.
Table of Contents (30 chapters)
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Part 1: Business-Aligned Architecture and the Problems It Solves
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Part 2: Architecture Frameworks and Methods
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Part 3: Building a Blueprint Application with .NET
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Part 4: Validating the Architecture

Summary

The C4 approach was used in this chapter to detail our demo application from four points of view, namely the context in which it is used, the containers it uses, and the components and code that it is made of. Diagrams following this approach have helped us explain what the sample information system we will create is about. We also learned that it is not necessary to create a diagram that completely covers the domain of study, but only for the bits these diagrams have value.

Also, lots of architectural methods have emerged in the past decades. Although they clearly have value in the design of software applications, and thus in information systems, they resemble very much each other in the sense that most recent methods are domain-centric; as such, their value can basically be summarized by the two principles that we already know, SOLID and business alignment principles, namely putting the business functions model first and applying a method to reduce the coupling to dependencies...

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