Using the C4 model to document Software Architectures

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Matt Barnett on Instagram: "Showing these kids how C4 works with a mini chemistry lesson 🔥"

Invention on Instagram: "C4 is a military explosive that uses RDX as its energetic ingredient combined with a polymer binder. That binder gives the compound a putty like consistency that allows it to be shaped without sacrificing the stability of the energetic crystals. Because of this design C4 can be stored and handled under strict protocols by trained personnel while still providing predictable performance for professional applications. From a materials perspective C4 illustrates the trade of

The C4 model for visualising software architecture

Diagramming software architecture using C4 model and C4-PlantUML