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Blog Post on ARC Design Pattern #16

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kkiani opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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Blog Post on ARC Design Pattern #16

kkiani opened this issue Sep 9, 2024 · 1 comment
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kkiani commented Sep 9, 2024

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We need a comprehensive blog post explaining the ARC (Application Resource Controller) design pattern. The blog should cover the necessity of ARC, how it works, and how it benefits developers by simplifying cloud application development.

Topics to Cover:

  • Why ARC is necessary: Explain the challenges developers face when dealing with both application logic and infrastructure code, and why bridging this gap is important.
  • How ARC works: Describe how ARC separates the Application, Resource, and Controller layers, and how these layers communicate effectively.
  • Benefits of ARC: Highlight how ARC improves productivity by allowing developers to focus on application logic without getting bogged down by infrastructure complexities. Discuss its role in cloud-agnostic architecture and easier scaling.
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Would be good to have the blog post on its own domain.

Some suggestion that are not used:

  • arc.co
  • whatisarc .com, .dev, .co, ...
  • arcpattern .com, .dev, .co, ...

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