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Clean Architecture with .NET

Clean Architecture with .NET

By : Casey Crouse, Steve "Ardalis" Smith
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Clean Architecture with .NET

Clean Architecture with .NET

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By: Casey Crouse, Steve "Ardalis" Smith

Overview of this book

Learn how to apply Clean Architecture in real-world .NET applications with Azure in this guide. Designed around an e-commerce project - Project Odyssey, you’ll design and build every architectural layer, from core domain logic and application orchestration to infrastructure and presentation. This book equips you to apply DDD, CQRS, MediatR, and dependency injection, enabling loosely coupled, testable systems. You’ll build reusable and modular code structures that scale with your application’s complexity and learn how to persist data using EF Core with a code-first approach, managing schema evolution with migrations while keeping infrastructure concerns isolated from your domain logic. Learn how to develop secure systems by integrating Azure External ID, Azure Key Vault, and application-level authentication and authorization. Gain practical experience with Blazor Server, Razor components, and MudBlazor UI, all integrated within a layered architecture. Learn to enforce business logic boundaries, reduce boilerplate with generic request handlers, and use real-world use cases like payment processing and shopping cart management. Whether you're new to Clean Architecture or scaling up enterprise solutions, this book provides the patterns, tools, and mindset to succeed. *Email sign-up and proof of purchase required
Table of Contents (23 chapters)
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Part 1: Introduction and Overview of Clean Architecture
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Part 2: Design and Implementation of Clean Architecture
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Part 3: Advanced Topics in Clean Architecture
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Part 4: Additional Topics and Resources
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Index

Configuring projects for Clean Architecture

Now that we've mapped our architectural layers to class libraries, it's time to connect them in a way that enforces the separation of concerns defined by Clean Architecture. In this section, we'll look at a dependency diagram to see how the layers fit together and then walk through setting up the correct project references. Along the way, we'll explore practical examples—such as how Microsoft structures its NuGet libraries—and talk about managing interfaces, third-party dependencies, and layer boundaries using mapping tools. By the end, you'll have a clear picture of how to structure your references so that each part of the application stays focused and decoupled.

Enforcing layer boundaries through project references

To keep our architecture clean and maintainable, we need to configure project references so that each layer only depends on those below it. Our solution now includes distinct projects—...

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