dotnet-patterns

Clean Architecture in .NET 8 organizes projects into concentric layers with dependency inversion, separating domain logic from infrastructure. This Skill provides guidance on layered project structures and dependency injection to ensure enforceable boundaries and scalable application design.

The Vertical Slice pattern in ASP.NET Core organizes features by use case rather than technical layer, grouping related commands and queries together. This Skill offers example organizations and pipelines to implement this structure effectively in your projects.

You need CQRS in .NET when separating read and write operations to optimize performance and scalability independently. This Skill provides example command and query organizations, demonstrating how to implement CQRS alongside Vertical Slice patterns.

Yes, you can apply Domain-Driven Design in .NET 8 using entities, value objects, and domain events. This Skill provides guidance on implementing these DDD concepts within real-world scenarios and mapping them to your Clean Architecture project structure.

Refactoring to Clean Architecture involves migrating logic into layered project structures and applying dependency inversion. This Skill supports refactoring by providing reusable architecture conventions and templates to transition your ASP.NET Core applications consistently.

Yes, the architecture guidance covers dependency injection and validation requirements within ASP.NET Core projects. It supplies conventions and example project skeletons that integrate these elements across layers to satisfy scalable application setup.