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Choosing the right architecture or pattern

Help with the decision-making process of matching software architecture, design patterns, and deployment strategies with a particular kind of application.

(or maybe include this in "Tooling and workflow choices")


There is an endless influx of these types of questions in the Software Engineering community and they are all way too broad to be answerable. I've been redirecting people to discussions. There is some overlap with "Tooling and workflow choices". I just feel like "tooling and workflow" choices completely misses discussions about "I am building a X style application. What is the right architecture?"

I like reading these kinds of discussions and engaging with them. It's a great way to get introduced to new ways of doing things, but I don't see a spot for it anywhere in the Stack Exchange ecosystem.

Some examples:

You can peruse the closed questions in the architecture tag for more examples.

I would like such questions to live in Discussions.

Choosing the right architecture or pattern

Help with the decision-making process of matching software architecture, design patterns, and deployment strategies with a particular kind of application.

(or maybe include this in "Tooling and workflow choices")


There is an endless influx of these types of questions in the Software Engineering community and they are all way too broad to be answerable. I've been redirecting people to discussions. There is some overlap with "Tooling and workflow choices". I just feel like "tooling and workflow" choices completely misses discussions about "I am building a X style application. What is the right architecture?"

I like reading these kinds of discussions and engaging with them. It's a great way to get introduced to new ways of doing things, but I don't see a spot for it anywhere in the Stack Exchange ecosystem.

I would like such questions to live in Discussions.

Choosing the right architecture or pattern

Help with the decision-making process of matching software architecture, design patterns, and deployment strategies with a particular kind of application.

(or maybe include this in "Tooling and workflow choices")


There is an endless influx of these types of questions in the Software Engineering community and they are all way too broad to be answerable. I've been redirecting people to discussions. There is some overlap with "Tooling and workflow choices". I just feel like "tooling and workflow" choices completely misses discussions about "I am building a X style application. What is the right architecture?"

I like reading these kinds of discussions and engaging with them. It's a great way to get introduced to new ways of doing things, but I don't see a spot for it anywhere in the Stack Exchange ecosystem.

Some examples:

You can peruse the closed questions in the architecture tag for more examples.

I would like such questions to live in Discussions.

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Greg Burghardt
  • 19.5k
  • 1
  • 19
  • 22

Choosing the right architecture or pattern

Help with the decision-making process of matching software architecture, design patterns, and deployment strategies with a particular kind of application.

(or maybe include this in "Tooling and workflow choices")


There is an endless influx of these types of questions in the Software Engineering community and they are all way too broad to be answerable. I've been redirecting people to discussions. There is some overlap with "Tooling and workflow choices". I just feel like "tooling and workflow" choices completely misses discussions about "I am building a X style application. What is the right architecture?"

I like reading these kinds of discussions and engaging with them. It's a great way to get introduced to new ways of doing things, but I don't see a spot for it anywhere in the Stack Exchange ecosystem.

I would like such questions to live in Discussions.