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Understanding Clean Architecture in Software Development

Clean Architecture is a powerful approach to designing software systems that are scalable, maintainable, and testable. It focuses on separating concerns so that business logic remains independent of frameworks, databases, and UI technologies.

Key Principles of Clean Architecture:

  • Independence of Frameworks – Your core logic doesn’t depend on external libraries.

  • Separation of Concerns – Each layer has a clear responsibility.

  • Testability – Business rules can be tested without UI, database, or server.

  • Flexibility & Maintainability – Easy to update technologies without rewriting core logic.

Typical Layers Include:

  • Entities (Business Rules)

  • Use Cases (Application Logic)

  • Interface Adapters

  • Frameworks & Drivers (UI, Database, APIs)

By following Clean Architecture, developers can build systems that stand the test of time and adapt easily to change — a must in today’s fast-evolving tech landscape.

Good architecture is not about complexity, but about clarity.

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