Clean Architecture is a popular approach to building software applications.
A Clean Architecture defines clear boundaries between different application layers, resulting in improved maintainability.
In addition, Clean Architecture approach aims to keep the business logic independent of any specific external frameworks or libraries, making it easier to migrate to new technologies.
In this article, we will look at how to structure a .NET project using Clean Architecture principles.
The Clean Architecture approach divides the solution into four main layers:
Domain (core logic)
Application (application use cases)
Infrastructure (data access, caching…)
Presentation (public API)
How do these layers depend on each other?
An important rule about dependencies between layers is that any inner circle must not know anything about the outer circles.
Therefore, dependencies between layers can only be directed inward.
Implementation of Clean Architecture
How to implement a clean architecture in a .NET project?
The easiest way is to create a separate project for each of the four lasers.
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