Jeffrey Palermo: The Process of Architecture - Episode 207

In this episode, Jeffrey Palermo discusses the process of architecture and what it entails. He draws on his 25-plus years of programming to highlight the building blocks of architecture and how they progress from the smallest to the most complex software systems. Architecture occupies the intersection between the process used for software and the structure of the software. It requires leadership and thought progression to implement an effective and fitting architecture. Palermo also breaks down the term "monolithic" and explains how it relates to code while highlighting the differences between an application and a library. At the end, he makes a special announcement about his new video show, which viewers can check out.

This episode interrupts the usual line-up of expert guests to focus on a topic that is often overlooked. Palermo emphasizes the importance of architecture to anyone in the role of architect, outlining the need for effective decision making to implement architecture that is both fitting and effective. The episode provides insights into the world of architecture and will be invaluable to anyone who wants to learn more about it.

So whether you're a seasoned architect or just starting out in the world of software architecture, this episode provides valuable insights on design choices and how to approach the process of architecture.