A guide to backend architecture in 2020 with The Software House

You can’t build a stable backend without solid architecture. And without a proper backend, you can’t develop a good application. But what does stable backend mean? How can we keep up with all the architectural trends in the ever-changing, fast-paced reality of modern development? 📈

Is monolithic architecture already dead? Should you or your team focus on practicing the use of microservices? Is following trends a good approach or should you rather lean on some thoroughly tested solutions? 🤔

During our upcoming webinar, Adam Polak – Head of Node.js Team at The Software House, will guide you through the current backend architecture trends and solutions, indicating the most important (but not always obvious) issues that you should pay attention to. Here’s an excerpt from the extensive agenda:

• Analysis of some important elements of backend: architecture, infrastructure, environment, communication
• Monolithic architecture – still a good idea?
• Modular monolith vs microservices
• Why are most services still monolithic-based?
• What were the most significant changes in architecture in the last few years?
• REST API, BFF, GraphQL and communication
• What does a stable backend mean in 2020?

Subjects discussed during our event will be 100% based on real-life cases and experiences. Also, Adam will answer your questions during a Q&A session after the webinar. The whole event will last for approximately an hour.

Speaker

Adam Polak is head of Node.js team at The Software House, with almost 10 years of experience in programming. He possessed considerable skills not only in Node, but also in PHP and frontend development. He is Co-creator of Kakunin – the open-source framework for E2E test.

About

The Software House is a place where business questions meet software answers. We provide web and mobile solutions for enterprises that want to automate their processes, funded startups which need custom-made applications, and software companies looking for PHP (Symfony, Laravel) & JavaScript (React, Angular, Vue.js) experts.