Learn Architecting .NET Application – Design Principles

I have recently read the book Microsoft .NET – Architecting Applications for the Enterprise (Developer Reference). The book was published in 2008 but the architecture principles and patterns explained in this book are still quite helpful for us in today's .Net software development. If you dont' want to read a really-long-book, I strongly recommend you to watch the Pluralsight course Architecting Applications for the Real World in .NET. The immediate outcome of these learning is that i have now better understanding of existing system i am working on and start to have a better thought about the code i am writing from architecture's point view. Here are some key takeways about design principles that really inspire me: A system designed to achieve low coupling and high cohesion generally meets the requirements of high readability, maintainability, easy testing and good reuse. Coupling measures the level of dependency existing between two software modules such as classes, functions or libraries.

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