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What is the primary goal of software architecture?
What is the primary goal of software architecture?
Which value of software becomes more critical over time?
Which value of software becomes more critical over time?
What is the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)?
What is the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)?
What is the Dependency Rule?
What is the Dependency Rule?
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What does 'Screaming Architecture' mean?
What does 'Screaming Architecture' mean?
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What is the role of the Entities layer in Clean Architecture?
What is the role of the Entities layer in Clean Architecture?
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What does the Open/Closed Principle (OCP) allow software entities to do?
What does the Open/Closed Principle (OCP) allow software entities to do?
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What is the Reuse/Release Equivalence Principle (REP)?
What is the Reuse/Release Equivalence Principle (REP)?
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What is the role of a Presenter in Clean Architecture?
What is the role of a Presenter in Clean Architecture?
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Why is the database classified as a detail in Clean Architecture?
Why is the database classified as a detail in Clean Architecture?
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How should business rules interact with the database in Clean Architecture?
How should business rules interact with the database in Clean Architecture?
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What is the central focus of Clean Architecture?
What is the central focus of Clean Architecture?
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In what way does Clean Architecture enhance testability?
In what way does Clean Architecture enhance testability?
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Study Notes
Clean Architecture Flashcards
- Software architecture's primary goal is to minimize human resources needed for building and maintaining the system.
- Architecture is crucial for long-term software success because it facilitates adaptability to changing requirements and reduces maintenance costs.
- Two key software values are behavior (meeting user needs) and structure (maintainability and adaptability).
- Structure becomes significantly more important over time due to its impact on long-term maintenance costs.
- Single Responsibility Principle (SRP): A module should have only one reason to change.
- Open/Closed Principle (OCP): Software entities should be open for extension but closed for modification, enhancing adaptability.
- Reuse/Release Equivalence Principle (REP): The granularity of a reusable component is determined by the level at which it's independently released.
- Common Closure Principle (CCP): Classes changing for the same reasons and at the same time should be grouped in the same module.
- Dependency Rule in a clean architecture: Source code dependencies should point towards higher-level policies. Lower-level details depend on higher-level abstractions.
Clean Architecture Core Layers
- Entities: Contain business rules and are independent of frameworks/external systems.
- Use Cases: Implement business rules.
- Interface Adapters: Handle interactions between the system and external systems (e.g., UI or databases).
- Frameworks/Drivers: Low-level components interacting with the environment.
Screaming Architecture
- "Screaming Architecture" means a well-designed architecture clearly communicates its intent and purpose.
- Structure the system based on use cases and business rules rather than specific frameworks.
Presenters and Humble Objects
- Presenters transform data into a format suitable for presentation (e.g., UI display).
- Humble objects have minimal logic, facilitating testing and maintenance.
The Database as a Detail
- Databases are considered a detail in Clean Architecture; they are a mechanism, not the core system design.
- Business rules should interact with the database through interfaces, allowing for interchangeability.
Key Takeaway from Clean Architecture
- The focus is on creating easily adaptable, maintainable systems that follow solid design principles.
- Clean Architecture improves testability by isolating business rules from external dependencies.
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Test your knowledge of Clean Architecture principles with these flashcards. Learn about key concepts like the Single Responsibility Principle, Open/Closed Principle, and more. Perfect for software architects and developers looking to enhance their understanding of software structure and design.