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Looks good. I always think architecture has some elements of security. Mainly around understanding what is allowed to interact with what and securing those pieces. However, that's probably a section in itself!
My day job is designing and developing websites, but in my off time, I like to build all kinds of things, including Ruby gems, iPhone apps, and Alexa skills.
Yeah security is a tricky one, it's mixed in with literally every other world but somehow also a world of it's own! But I think it's important enough to architecture to deserve a spot on the list.
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Architecture! Design patterns, interdependencies, coordination. And I agree with Kral, many worlds of software engineering seems most appropriate.
Love this!
Just added it to the list. Any changes or additions you'd make to the description / key components?
Looks good. I always think architecture has some elements of security. Mainly around understanding what is allowed to interact with what and securing those pieces. However, that's probably a section in itself!
Yeah security is a tricky one, it's mixed in with literally every other world but somehow also a world of it's own! But I think it's important enough to architecture to deserve a spot on the list.