architecture-patterns

To refactor a monolith with Domain-Driven Design, you establish bounded contexts and isolate domain logic from infrastructure. This Skill provides guidelines for defining use cases, implementing adapters, and untangling dependency cycles during the transition.

Debugging dependency cycles in backend architecture requires restructuring your codebase using Hexagonal or Clean Architecture. This Skill guides you through isolating domains, use cases, and adapters to break circular dependencies and establish clear module boundaries.

Structuring a new microservice with Clean Architecture involves separating code into domain, use cases, adapters, and infrastructure layers. This Skill provides architectural guidelines and multi-service project structures to implement these boundaries effectively.

Clean Architecture and Hexagonal Architecture differ in dependency rules and port abstraction. This Skill offers detailed architectural comparisons, highlighting how each pattern structures adapters and domain boundaries for backend services.

Yes, Python knowledge is required to implement Hexagonal Architecture adapters. This Skill specifically requires Python for writing tests and building in-memory adapter implementations to verify your backend architecture patterns.