Clean Architecture another аля дядя Боб

Clean Architecture :

Layers ( from the most abstract to the most concrete ) :

  • domain : abstract data structures
  • uc : "use cases", the pure business logic
  • implem : implementations of the interfaces used in the business logic (uc layer)
  • infra : setup/configuration of the implementation

Golden rules :

  • a layer never imports something from a layer below it
  • 3rd-party libraries are forbidden in the 2 topmost layers

 

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