Vladi Stevanovic

Multiplayer Director of Community

Multiplayer Environments: Organize and Manage All Your System Information with Ease

Multiplayer Environments helps you organize and track your development environments. Streamline system information management and improve productivity by centralizing all of your system data in one place.

Multiplayer Repositories - Connect your Logical Architecture to your Code

Multiplayer brings every piece of the system design puzzle into a single platform. By integrating with GitHub, GitLab, and BitBucket repositories, we enable users to access, view, and (in the future) modify source code within the context of their platform's design.

Multiplayer Sketches - Visually Convey your Ideas, Designs, and Plans

We released two big updates to our Sketches feature: a much improved UI and a dedicated link in the navigation bar. You can now visually convey your ideas, designs, and plans effortlessly.

Tackling Technical Debt through Strategic Communication

Regardless of whether an engineering team is colocated, remote, or hybrid, they face the same inherent communication pitfalls. This article explores strategies to address them.

How to Recover your Architecture after Drift and Erosion

To effectively guide the evolution of a software system and ensure its long-term stability and maintainability, it’s crucial to understand the phenomena of architectural drift and erosion.

Strategies for Managing Architectural Technical Debt that DON’T Work

The most significant relief from performance issues and costly technical liabilities comes from resolving architectural technical debt. This blog post delves into the best strategies to achieve that.

Understanding Architectural Technical Debt

While most resources and tools today focus on code-level technical debt, it is Architectural Technical Debt (ATD) that incurs the highest "interest rates" and imposes the most significant constraints on the evolution of a software system.

The Rise of Modern Software Architects

The Software Architect role is undergoing foundational changes and significant evolution. In this article, we dive deep into the common misconceptions surrounding this role and illuminate the shifting dynamics that are shaping the future of modern software architecture.

System Design and Software Design in Distributed Systems

System Design and Software Design are often used interchangeably. This blog post shares how we define them and use them in the context of building distributed systems.

Six Modern Software Architecture Styles

Leveraging tried-and-tested solutions saves time, ensures reliability, and helps avoid common pitfalls. We look at six common architectural styles used in distributed systems and talk about how to choose the best one for your use case.