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Component-based architecture (CBSA) is a software architecture framework that uses reusable components to build software. These components can be visual or logical building blocks that encapsulate specific functionality and can be reused across various projects. For example, a mobile app has a search bar, a header, and images. In CBSA, these components are independent and can be added or replaced without significant disruption.
CBSA has several benefits, including: Reduced development and testing time, Enhanced reliability, More control and lower maintenance costs, Faster development, and Reduced redundant code. CBSA has replaced monolithic architecture, which is too unwieldy and doesn't permit reuse because the elements are all together in one block. Uber, Spotify, and PayPal have all used CBSA when building their systems.
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