Architecture

Architecture decisions that age well

Good architecture is less about trends and more about boundaries that stay clear when the product grows and the team changes.

Draw boundaries around change

Separate areas that change for different reasons: product UI, domain rules, integrations, and reporting. When those concerns share one module, every change becomes expensive.

Prefer clarity over cleverness

A simple service with clear ownership beats a distributed design the team cannot operate. Add complexity only when a measured bottleneck or team boundary demands it.

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