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Clean Architecture Solution Layers in .NET

Clean architecture is an architecture that follows set of design principles (mostly SOLID) and divides the solution into different layers (mostly 4 layers).

- Domain
- Application
- Infrastructure
- Presentation 🧵 ⬇️
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Domain : It contains core business entities and domain logics

Application :Responsible for communicating with domain and handle use cases.

Infrastructure layer contains implementations of external services and interfaces for example logging or repositories.
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Presentation is related to user interface (UI) part and we deal with things that are visible to users e.g. (Razor Pages or F.E Angular/React)

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Following the DRY Principle can give us following benefits

1.  Improved maintainability of code

2.  Reduces the risks of bugs

3.  Code becomes easier to understand

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If you are not applying DRY Principle you need to test/debug all process separately for similar code.

We can fulfil DRY Principle using Inheritance and Polymorphism.

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- Ternary Operator (? :)

- Null Forgiving Operator (!.)

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💡HTTP Client Class in C#

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💡 15+ .NET Libraries you should Know

Now a days libraries play an important role in your development, start learning these libraries for a good development experience.

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✅ IQueryable executes queries on the server side.

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