Application Architecture

Application architecture refers to the overall structure and organization of a software application. It outlines how different components of the application interact with each other and with external systems. Think of it as a blueprint for building a house—just as architects design spaces to ensure functionality and aesthetics, application architects design software to ensure it works efficiently and is easy to maintain. This includes deciding on the technologies to use, how data flows within the application, and how users will interact with it. A well-designed application architecture makes software more scalable, reliable, and user-friendly.