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Clean Architecture with .NET
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While this code is clearly problematic, parts of it may still look familiar—especially if you haven't yet had to deal with the long-term impact of these kinds of patterns.
As more features are added, this style of development leads to code that is increasingly difficult to change and harder to test. Because dependencies are tightly coupled and implemented directly in the controller, even small changes can require updates across multiple areas of the code. Testing becomes especially challenging, since much of the logic depends on real file systems, databases, and external services.
Over time, this encourages duplication, inconsistency, and subtle bugs. As the codebase grows, it becomes harder to follow what the system is doing and easier for issues—especially security concerns—to slip through unnoticed. These are the kinds of problems that tend to compound as applications evolve.