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Episode 41: Architecture Patterns (Architecture Pt. 4)

Dec 27, 2006

47:21

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Having a Blackboard Is Good for Experimentation

01:28

The Most Important Architectural Patterns

02:09

The Workflow Engine Architectural Style

03:46

Introduction

2min

Architectural Styles and Patterns Can Help You Document Your Architecture

3min

Architectural Stylis - What Are They?

2min

Design Patterns in Posa One

4min

The Layers Pattern in Architectures

2min

The Most Important Architectural Patterns

2min

Pipes and Filters Design

5min

The Next Pattern Is the Blackboard Pattern

2min

Using a Share Repository Pattern in a Distributed Parallel System

3min

10.

Having a Blackboard Is Good for Experimentation

1min

11.

The Microconel Pattern in Operating Systems

2min

12.

Dobcor Architecture - MicroCornal Pattern

2min

13.

Is the Microcornal Pattern Scalable?

2min

14.

The Impact of a Broker Pattern in Architecture

2min

15.

The Workflow Engine Architectural Style

4min

16.

Component Architectures - A Very Important Topic

2min

17.

A Framework and a General Purpose Library

3min

18.

Architecture Styles - How to Apply Them to Your Architecture Solution

5min

This is the fourth and final episode on the fundamentals of Software Architecture. We talk mainly about architectural styles and patterns, as introduced in the POSA 1 Book. We also discuss a little bit the process of actually using those patterns for architecting systems.