reusable business models
SOFTWARE ARCHETYPES
With experience in tens of business projects, we recognize similarities in structure and problem-solving approaches in the programming realm. Archetypes are the solutions that emerge across different problems, offering clever and repeatable solutions regardless of the domain.
Here, we discuss these archetypes theoretically and share concrete use cases. You’ll find not just code but also clear descriptions and diagrams, aiding in a better understanding of how to apply archetypes in practice.
Discover how archetypes can revolutionize the way you approach software design!
Archetypes
Availability
The management of resource availability involves monitoring and allocating resources (e.g., equipment, personnel) to optimize utilization and minimize downtime. It provides single source of truth ensuring atomicity in case of any availability state changes. Examples include resource reservations, employee allocation to projects, and fleet management.
Waitlist
Waitlist is used in business to manage resources and process tasks sequentially when resources are limited. Examples include managing orders in banking or e-commerce, customer service, reservation systems, production, medical services, resource rental, IT task management, and handling streaming services during peak times. This helps maintain order and operational efficiency.
Generalized assignment problem
The Generalized Assignment Problem (GAP) involves optimally assigning tasks to limited resources to minimize costs or maximize profits while respecting resource constraints. Examples include assigning tasks to employees, projects to machines, and transportation tasks to vehicles. GAP helps efficiently allocate resources, reduce costs, and improve operational efficiency in various business contexts.
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