Screaming Architecture

Definitions

1. An architecture whose top-level structure clearly reveals the domain and primary use cases rather than mainly exposing frameworks or technical layers. The phrase comes from the idea that code organization should 'scream' what the system is about.

   In plain English: A code structure that makes the main business purpose obvious at a glance.

   Example: "If the folders lead with business capabilities instead of controllers and utils, you're closer to screaming architecture."

Related Terms

• Stack
• Domain
• Glue Code
• Bounded Context
• God Class
• God Object
• Code Architecture
• Code Dependency
• Code Framework
• Code Module