Software Architecture Styles: Pipe-Filter, OO, Event-Driven, Layers, Repositories & Interpreters
This article defines software architectural styles through components, connectors, constraints, and computational models, detailing six classic styles—Pipe-and-Filter, Object-Oriented, Event-Driven, Layered, Repository, and Interpreter—with their invariants, examples, advantages, disadvantages, and specializations, plus heterogeneous architecture combinations.
