Clean Architecture: Advanced Methods and Strategies to Software and Programming using Clean Architecture Theories

by William Vance

Overview

Software architecture refers to the design and implementation of high-level software structures. It is the result of implementing a number of architectural elements that meet the highest functional and operational requirements of the system, as well as non-functional requirements such as scalability, reliability, availability and portability.

This offers you advanced strategies in the world of application programming based on clean architecture, especially relevant when complex projects must be developed.

Throughout the book, the advanced concepts related to clean software architectures are explained. The strategy applied is to understand the characteristics of the most relevant structures in the market today.

What you'll learn

Develop a clear, strategic and tactical mentality

How to have confidence and security in the role of the Software Architect

Access the update on concepts, generalities, and trends that have emerged in modern software engineering

The continuous improvements in the processes associated with the development of software

The production of quality software products seeking to increase efficiency for both personal and professional use

This is an advanced level book on Clean Software Architecture. Each topic has been carefully evaluated and selected to add value to your professional career.

It is an essential book in a series in clean architecture for developers committed to their profession and concerned about the quality of their work and are interested in the incorporation of clean architectures into their projects.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781913597573
Publisher:	Joiningthedotstv Limited
Publication date:	06/14/2020
Pages:	182
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.39(d)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: The Concept of Clean Software Architecture

Chapter 2: Design Patterns For Clean Architecture

Chapter 3: Clean Architectural Styles

Chapter 4: Clean Architectural Design

Chapter 5: Clean Architecture For Six Sigma And DFSS

Chapter 6: Proposal for an Architectural Solution

Conclusion

References