The so-called monolithic architecture is a retronym for an application where all the code is in one large binary executable file. Monolithic architecture has its place. While a monolithic ...

To be sure, some businesses can and must stay with monolithic architecture: If they operate in an environment that is not agile, or if their applications don’t demand frequent changes or new ...

Consider the diagram below. However, recent trends show that many companies are moving away from this and sticking to a monolithic architecture. This is because it is difficult to achieve this ...

The no-code and low-code markets continue to mature, as no-code vendors provide more complete, easy-to-use application construction tools for non-technical, ‘citizen’ developers – while low ...