Component-Based Architecture

Component-Based Architecture is a design approach used in software and systems development where different parts, or "components," are created independently and then assembled to form a complete system. Each component has a specific function and can be reused across different projects. This allows for easier updates, maintenance, and scalability, as changes to one component usually don’t affect others. Think of it like building with Lego blocks: you can mix and match pieces to create various structures, making the process flexible and efficient. This approach is widely applied in modern software applications and web services.