Choosing the right architectural style is crucial for building robust systems. It’s a decision that must balance short, medium, and long-term needs — and the trade-offs involved deserve thoughtful consideration.
In software engineering, we’re spoiled for choice. But with buzzwords flying around and shiny new paradigms tempting us at every turn (did someone say FOMO?), it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Some styles get dismissed as “legacy” simply because they didn’t work well for a few organizations — even if they still hold merit.