code-architecture

Choosing between Clean Architecture and Hexagonal Architecture depends on your project's testability and module boundary needs. This Skill guides you in selecting the appropriate pattern by evaluating your specific requirements for maintainability, feature-based organization, and long-term code organization strategies.

To avoid circular dependencies and fat controllers, apply SOLID principles and enforce strict module boundary management. This Skill identifies these common anti-patterns and provides actionable solutions for structuring code within modules to reduce complexity and promote architectural clarity.

To organize a new software project for maintainability, select an appropriate architecture pattern like Vertical Slices or Feature-Based organization. This Skill provides best practices for code organization, helping you establish a solid foundation that prevents common architectural pitfalls as the application scales.

You need to use SOLID principles for module boundary management when your codebase faces excessive abstraction or coupling. This Skill requires an understanding of SOLID principles to effectively manage dependencies between modules, ensuring your software design remains robust, testable, and understandable.

Yes, this architecture guidance works for fixing existing projects by identifying and resolving anti-patterns like circular dependencies and fat controllers. It helps detect architectural pitfalls in your current code organization and provides solutions to refactor toward a more maintainable and testable software structure.