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Archbase
DESCRIPTION:
The archbase repository appears to focus on architectural patterns, foundational frameworks, or base scaffolds for building software systems (though exact intent may depend on the content). The name “archbase” suggests that it could be a baseline architecture or reference templates for projects, possibly spanning front-end, back-end, or full stacks. The repo likely provides starter code, directory structures, configuration files, core modules, and guidelines that enforce certain architectural conventions (e.g. MVC, layered architecture, plugin systems). It might include sample modules or example features to demonstrate how to build on the base architecture, showing how to extend, override, or integrate components in a consistent manner. Developers can clone or fork archbase as a starting point so they don’t need to structure everything from scratch, helping them focus on business logic.
Features
- Core project scaffolding and directory structure reflecting architectural conventions
- Baseline modules or “plug-in” components to jumpstart development
- Extension and override mechanisms to support future growth
- Documentation explaining architectural rationale, extension points, and conventions
- Example features or modules to illustrate usage of the base architecture
- Versioning and stability so projects can evolve from the scaffold
Programming Language
C
Categories
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