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Reactive

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Legacy
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Code Fighting

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Reactive

Reactive

Is a programming paradigm that focuses on responding to changes in the system. In this paradigm, programs are designed to automatically respond to changes in input data, events, or system state, without the need for manual processing of these changes. It is based on three pillars: reactivity, scalability and elasticity. It is particularly useful for applications that have to deal with large amounts of data and traffic, such as web applications, games, or IoT applications.

Event Oriented

Event Oriented

Is a style of programming where the program is designed as a series of events that can be handled by different modules or components of the system. The program reacts to events generated by different parts of the system, processes them, and generates appropriate responses. This approach is often used in applications that have to deal with a large number of different events, such as web applications, industrial automation systems, and embedded systems.

Domain Driven

Domain Driven

Is an approach to software design that focuses on modeling the domain, or the field in which the application operates. DDD aims to improve communication between programmers and domain experts by basing the design on the domain's language. It includes elements such as modeling the domain, using a shared language, defining context boundaries and identifying business units as a group of objects.

Legacy Code Fighting

Legacy Code Fighting

Legacy code refers to outdated software that is still in use in a business, even though newer and more advanced technologies have become available. This code can be found in many different areas of a company's IT infrastructure, from back-end systems to desktop applications and websites. While legacy code has played a critical role in the growth and success of many businesses, it can also represent a significant challenge for IT departments.

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