Summary
In this chapter, we discussed three architectural styles that aim to solve the same issues in traditional architectures where business logic and technology choices are tightly coupled. These three architectures were covered in depth: Clean Architecture, hexagonal architecture, and FCIS. We also discussed the Connect pattern, which focuses on breaking down large remote interfaces for integrating with remote systems.
We illustrated each architectural style using our real-life example and how each style is implemented in code.
We also compared the four architecture styles in terms of how they tackle the issues in traditional architecture. We briefly covered how code can be organized in a repository under layered architectures.
We mentioned that the core in the hexagonal architecture is sometimes named the domain. However, the term “domain” itself is worth a lengthy discussion. In the next chapter, we are going to cover the concepts surrounding the domain...
