Matt Layman • 1/14/2014

Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture

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This article reviews Martin Fowler's 'Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture' book. The author analyzes which patterns, like Active Record, have had a lasting impact and which feel dated, criticizing the book's 2002 perspective for lacking modern web development concepts and an over-reliance on relational databases.

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