In the tech world, buzzwords like Clean Architecture and Microservices often dominate discussions about building scalable, maintainable applications. But what exactly is Clean Architecture? How does it compare to Microservices? And most importantly, is it more efficient? Let’s break it all down, from understanding the core principles of Clean Architecture to comparing it with Microservices. By the end of this blog, you’ll know when to use each and why Clean Architecture might just be the silent hero your projects need. What is Clean Architecture? Clean Architecture is a design paradigm introduced by Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) in his book Clean Architecture: A Craftsman’s Guide to Software Structure and Design . It’s an evolution of layered architecture, focusing on organizing code in a way that makes it flexible , testable , and easy to maintain . Core Principles of Clean Architecture Dependency Inversion : High-level modules s...
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