What is this?
A curated catalog of articles, videos, courses, books, and other resources for learning and practicing software architecture, patterns, and principles, covering everything from design patterns and DDD to cloud, distributed systems, and AI engineering.
A curated catalog of articles, videos, courses, books, and other resources for learning and practicing software architecture, patterns, and principles, covering everything from design patterns and DDD to cloud, distributed systems, and AI engineering.Is this a tool I install, or just a reading list?It is a reading list: the repository is the raw source catalog of links, organized as Markdown folders, and a separate companion web app renders it as a searchable, filterable browsing experience.
It is a reading list: the repository is the raw source catalog of links, organized as Markdown folders, and a separate companion web app renders it as a searchable, filterable browsing experience.How do I browse the catalog?Use the Awesome Architecture web app for fast, searchable browsing, or just walk the collection-to-subcollection-to-topic table and Markdown folders in docs/ directly on GitHub.
Use the Awesome Architecture web app for fast, searchable browsing, or just walk the collection-to-subcollection-to-topic table and Markdown folders in docs/ directly on GitHub.Is this list still actively maintained?There is no fixed review process stated, but the project explicitly invites ongoing contributions and credits all contributors, so it is community-maintained rather than a frozen snapshot.
There is no fixed review process stated, but the project explicitly invites ongoing contributions and credits all contributors, so it is community-maintained rather than a frozen snapshot.Who is this collection aimed at?Developers and architects who want to learn or practice software architecture topics like clean architecture, DDD, microservices, CQRS, and system design.
Developers and architects who want to learn or practice software architecture topics like clean architecture, DDD, microservices, CQRS, and system design.What kinds of resources are in the catalog?It aggregates articles, videos, courses, books, libraries, samples, and tools, not just links to one format.
It aggregates articles, videos, courses, books, libraries, samples, and tools, not just links to one format.How is the catalog organized?It follows a three-level hierarchy of collection, subcollection, and topic area (for example Software Architecture > Architecture Patterns > CQRS), and each link opens the matching Markdown folder or topic page.
It follows a three-level hierarchy of collection, subcollection, and topic area (for example Software Architecture > Architecture Patterns > CQRS), and each link opens the matching Markdown folder or topic page.Do new topics require manual navigation updates?No, topic pages are discovered from the folder structure automatically, so adding a new topic folder is enough to make it browsable.
No, topic pages are discovered from the folder structure automatically, so adding a new topic folder is enough to make it browsable.Why was this collection created?The author built it to gather valuable architecture content from many different authors into one place so these topics are easier to find and study.
The author built it to gather valuable architecture content from many different authors into one place so these topics are easier to find and study.What are similar projects?domain-driven-hexagon, awesome-design-patterns, booking-microservices, modular-monolith-with-ddd, eShopOnWeb, architect-awesome, awesome-system-design-resources, system-design
domain-driven-hexagon, awesome-design-patterns, booking-microservices, modular-monolith-with-ddd, eShopOnWeb, architect-awesome, awesome-system-design-resources, system-designWhich topics is it in?cqrs, oop, ddd, microservices-architecture, clean-architecture, microservice, design-systems, software-architecture, design-patterns, nosql, system-design, grpc
cqrs, oop, ddd, microservices-architecture, clean-architecture, microservice, design-systems, software-architecture, design-patterns, nosql, system-design, grpc