Software Architectures Gone Wild
summary
Compares monolith, headless and service‑oriented patterns with concrete numbers and a live integration demo: a middleware plus GraphQL middleware that wires BigCommerce to Algolia, showing a price change flow with 300 milliseconds processing and a claimed 2–3 months to market for the light SOA. Calls out PWA wins (Tinder: 7.22s faster and 90% smaller) and cites 53% churn at 3s and 19s average 3G load. Watch for actionable migration tradeoffs and the runnable proof of concept.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Internet Traffic
- 2:04Fires Principle
- 3:08Flexibility
- 3:42Monolithic Architecture
- 7:05Headless Pros
- 8:44PWA Pros
- 10:06What is a PWA
- 10:29Progressive Web
- 11:27ServiceOriented Architecture
- 12:26Microservice Architecture
- 13:50Light Version Architecture
- 15:43Conclusion
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