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Clean Architecture with .NET
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In this section, we'll refine the structure of the Core layer by dividing it into two distinct layers: application and domain. This separation highlights two fundamental responsibilities in Clean Architecture. The Application layer defines use cases and coordinates workflows, while the Domain layer focuses on core business rules and entities.
When we first created the Core project, it gave us a simple way to represent the innermost part of the architecture—the area responsible for business rules and workflows. That starting point helped us avoid overcomplicating the structure too early.
But in the spirit of Clean Architecture, we want to make boundaries explicit from the beginning. So, rather than waiting for complexity to force our hand, we're going to proactively split Core into two focused projects: Application and Domain. This separation clarifies responsibilities and lets the compiler help us enforce architectural rules right away—long...