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On “What does this pattern is called”
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As with any examples anywhere else on this planet - it has to be adopted for your system/apps/needs instead of copy-pasted as-is.
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Unleashing Clean Architecture in .NET 8 - Jason Taylor - Copenhagen DevFest 2023
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- Presented by Jason Taylor, software architect
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Jason Taylor demonstrates how to implement Clean Architecture in .NET 8 using an open-source solution template with ASP.NET Core and Angular or React.
Unleashing Clean Architecture in .NET 8: Exploring the Clean Architecture Solution Template Join us on a captivating exploration of Clean Architecture in the dynamic world of .NET 8. In this session, we deep dive into the Clean Architecture Solution Template, an open-source .NET template that propels solution development to new heights. Discover the seamless integration of Angular or React with ASP.NET Core Minimal API, as we guide you through the creation of a new solution. Delve into the template's impressive range of features, including built-in support for validation, mapping, Open API, authentication, testing, CI/CD, and even IaC. With this comprehensive toolkit at your fingertips, you'll gain the ability to build scalable, maintainable, and future-ready applications. Whether you're a seasoned .NET developer seeking to elevate your skills or an aspiring architect looking to embrace modern software development principles, this talk provides practical insights and hands-on demonstrations. Join us to unlock the true potential of Clean Architecture in .NET 8, revolutionize your workflow, and create remarkable applications that stand the test of time.Why it's here
3 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a standard, practical implementation guide for Clean Architecture and CQRS in C#.
u/ilovebigbucksin r/dotnet • Recommends
On “looking for an example of clean, modern, architectured MVC web app please? trying to work out where my service layer should go.”
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u/iSeiryuin r/dotnet • Recommends
On “Junior .NET Developer Working on DDD & Clean Architecture – Looking for Solid Learning Resources”
This is my favorite take on clean architecture which I tweaked for my own needs
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On “Looking for Resources to Learn Project Architecture Patterns (Clean Architecture, CQRS, Event-Driven, etc.)”
Jason Taylor has several (similar) talks on clean architecture, where he showcases what I would call the most standard implementation of it in C#. Here is the latest one I could find:
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Other than that, I agree, it's hard to come by good, in-depth discussions of such topics. Happy hunting!
u/ilovebigbucksin r/dotnet • Recommends
On “What does this pattern is called”
According to the comments I've seen here in the past week that got a lot of upvotes you have to forget about projects being a thing and do everything inside a single project.
I follow a version of this approach which is a mix of Clean Architecture, CQRS, Vertical Slice and common sense
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