From “spaghetti code” to “spaghetti architecture”

Note: All the names and events in this story are fictional, and any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. The story is completely made-up but is inspired by a mix of a few common patterns I have either seen myself or heard from others in the past few years. The purpose of this story is to share a common trending scenario and a few mistakes that can cause IT-based startups to fail. Spoiler alert: This article might refer to some 100x delicious dependencies in different layers.  <h2>OK, here the story begins </h2> Seven years ago, during the IT hype, Mark took a few courses to learn web development using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL. Then he was hired by a startup as a web developer. His main task was building the application’s frontend using jQuery and later with React. Gradually, he also learned how to build backend APIs using Node.js and Express. He was the company’s full-stack developer at this point.  <a href="https://medium.com/@pooyan_razian/from-spaghetti-code-to-spaghetti-architecture-670449fe6f50">Read More</a>