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Clean Architecture with .NET
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In most .NET applications, service composition begins—and stays—in the same place: Program.cs. That choice is entirely natural. The entry point is responsible for creating the host, preparing configuration, registering services, and ultimately starting the application. Early in a project's life, this file is often small and easy to understand. A few framework services are added, a database connection is configured, logging is enabled, and the application is ready to run. The structure feels clear and proportionate to the system it supports.
As the application grows, however, this file grows with it. New features require additional services. External integrations introduce more configuration. Logging, caching, background tasks, and third-party dependencies are layered in over time. What once felt compact, gradually becomes a long sequence of registrations, each added with good intent.
The application may still function perfectly well...