Last year, I read a book called Fundamentals of Software Architecture: An Engineering Approach by Mark Richards and Neal Ford. The book comprehensively covered different architecture patterns, architecture characteristics, soft skills, and practices overall. One very interesting chapter delved into architectural testing, often referred to as fitness functions. Currently, I&

I have been using Microsoft Loop for a while now as a note-taking and collaboration tool for work-related things. It's a good tool for collaborating with other people, sharing, co-editing, and it is tightly integrated into the Microsoft ecosystem. In the future, Loop components will be integrated overwhelmingly

A couple of weeks ago I started to read a book called The Software Architect Elevator written by Gregor Hohpe. Gregor said in the book "The more uncertain about the future I am, the more value I derive from deferring a decision.". After reading that sentence I started

Typically when designing software you need a tool that can help you to create multiple types of diagrams for documenting purposes. As an architect or developer, you need to create typical diagrams for technical architecture, logical networks, database schema, sequence diagrams, etc. There are a lot of good diagramming and