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r/softwarearchitecture is a subreddit with 71k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size.
Dive into discussions on designing, structuring, and optimizing software systems. Share insights on architectural patterns, best practices, and real-world experiences.
Popular Themes in r/softwarearchitecture
#1
Advice Requests
: "Software Architecture Books to read in 2025"
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#2
Solution Requests
: "How to Build Idempotent APIs?"
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#3
Ideas
: "Creating software has two hard things."
1 post
#4
News
: "Neal Ford on Software Architecture. The Hard Parts."
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Popular Topics in r/softwarearchitecture
#1
Architecture
: "Software Architecture Books to read in 2025"
67 posts
#2
System Design
: "System Design Basics - Database Connection Pools"
18 posts
#3
Microservices
: "Migrating away from Microservices, lessons learned the hard way"
14 posts
#4
Design
: "Designed WhatsApp’s Chat System on Paper—Here’s What Blew My Mind"
13 posts
#5
Software
: "True of False Software Engineers?"
11 posts
#6
Uml
: "The place Uml has in the modern world."
11 posts
#7
Database
: "Mastering Database Connection Pooling"
7 posts
#8
Ai
: "Ai Makes Tech Debt More Expensive"
6 posts
#9
Event Sourcing
: "What is Event Sourcing?"
6 posts
#10
Testing
: "Dependency injection is not only about Testing, DX one of the greatest side effects"
6 posts
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