Software architect Rico Fritzsche argues that layered architectures such as Clean and Hexagonal Architecture treat symptoms of technical dependencies rather than their assumptions. He also explores how entity-centric, CRUD-based systems strain as business processes grow, and how event-based modeling can accommodate that growth.
Website: https://ricofritzsche.me/
A principal engineer at Just Eat Takeaway writes long-form technical articles on software architecture, authentication concepts, and iOS modular design. The excerpts offer reference-style explanations and detailed accounts of real engineering decisions from a large production system.
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The Coder Cafe, written by a Google software engineer, teaches fundamental software engineering concepts such as testing mental models, distributed judgment, and systems architecture through long, narrative essays. Issues blend clear explanations, historical anecdotes, and personal experience to help engineers build lasting skills that AI cannot easily replicate.
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