The Clean Architecture
This architecture has 3 layers, namely: Presentation, Domain and Infrastructure.
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This architecture has 3 layers, namely: Presentation, Domain and Infrastructure.
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The clean architecture is a design pattern for organizing code in a way that separates the different concerns of an application. It aims to improve maintainability, stability, and adaptability to code changes by decoupling the different parts of the application into distinct layers.
Responsible for managing the UI and all user interactions in the application.
Defines the business objects, specifications and use cases of the application. This also serves as a communication bridge between the Presentation and Infrastructure Layers.
Deals with the APIs, databases and other infrastructure-related dependency integrations in the system.
