This is a way of designing programs that automatically respond to changes in the system. It focuses on reactivity, scalability and elasticity and is particularly useful for handling large amounts of data and traffic.
Domain Driven
Is a method that models the field of application and uses a shared language, context boundaries and business units for improved communication and design.
Event
Oriented
Is a method of designing software where events drive the program's behavior. The program reacts to events and processes them, generating the necessary responses. This approach is commonly used in applications that handle a large number of events, such as web and industrial automation systems.
Legacy
Code Fighting
One of the key challenges of legacy code is that it was often written in outdated programming languages and technologies that are no longer widely used. This means that it can be difficult to find qualified developers who are able to work with this code and make the necessary changes to keep it up-to-date.
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