Clean Architecture (aka Onion, Hexagonal, Ports-and-Adapters) organizes your code in a way that limits its dependencies on infrastructure concerns. This results in much more testable, maintainable code and is ideal for Domain-Driven Design as well as microservices. Learn how to apply it to your ASP.NET Core apps!
Chapters:
00:00 Let's get started
00:06 What is Clean Architecture
01:25 When to use Clean Architecture
03:25 Two approaches to layered architecture
05:57 Demo
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07:25 Clean Architecture Rules
08:51 What belongs in the Core project
13:48 Demo
16:23 What about CQRS
16:45 What belongs in teh Use Cases project
17:01 Demo
18:35 What belongs in the Infrastructure project
20:02 Demo
21:29 What belongs in the Web project
22:05 Demo
23:57 The Shared Kernel
24:17 Demo
25:52 Resources
25:57 Q&A
Clean Architecture Template
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