Tag Archives: Architecture

The layered architecture of architects vs. the onion

Posted on January 28, 2016

I have previously blogged about Onion Architecture, in relation to mobile application development, but is it also applicable to the architecture stack of your organisation? I guess it is! Beware! I will be boxing architects, knowing that in the real world, they might a little more flexible than I try to make them. But very often, they are… Continue Reading The layered architecture of architects vs. the onion

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Non-Functional Requirements – The basis of your software architecture

Posted on January 14, 2016

We constantly hear that new applications should use the latest and greatest application architecture… A few years ago everybody was implementing SOA and Onion Architecture, now its CQRS,  Micro Services etc. But how do we make a conscious decision on which architecture to choose? The answer is Non-Functional requirements? What is Non-Functional requirements? The Non-Functional… Continue Reading Non-Functional Requirements – The basis of your software architecture

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