Clean Architecture con c# (Trabajo en progreso π§π·π½)
The article discusses the concept of Clean Architecture in C#, providing context on software architecture fundamentals and related patterns. It explains key architectural concepts such as Monorepo, Bounded Context, and Modular Monolith with practical examples. The author aims to create a practical guide for implementing Clean Architecture, emphasizing structural clarity and long-term maintainability.
- βͺSoftware architecture involves strategic, long-term decisions that shape a system's foundation across four dimensions: characteristics, logical components, architectural style, and architectural decisions.
- βͺA Monorepo is a source code strategy where multiple projects share a single Git repository, enabling atomic changes and unified dependency management.
- βͺBounded Context is a Domain-Driven Design principle that defines a logical boundary where a specific domain model and ubiquitous language apply consistently.
- βͺA Modular Monolith is a single-deployment application structured into independent, cohesive modules with well-defined interfaces to maintain separation of concerns.
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