architecture-patterns

To structure a backend project using Clean Architecture, separate concerns into distinct layers with dependencies pointing inward toward the domain. This Skill generates directory structures and code examples to enforce decoupled, testable designs.

Hexagonal Architecture isolates domain logic from external interfaces through ports and adapters, while Domain-Driven Design focuses on modeling complex business domains. This Skill explains both patterns and provides best practices for applying them.

Use Domain-Driven Design in backend development when building complex systems requiring scalable and maintainable domain modeling. This Skill provides implementation guidance to address separation of concerns and manage dependencies effectively.

Manage dependencies in a Hexagonal Architecture project by routing all dependencies toward the core domain, isolating it via ports and adapters. This Skill provides code examples for maintaining strict separation of concerns.

Common pitfalls when implementing Clean Architecture include improper dependency management and blurred separation of concerns. This Skill highlights these architectural traps and offers best practices to ensure scalable backend systems.