In our recent webinar, we walked participants through the essentials of Clean Architecture, focusing on how it can make software easier to manage and improve over time. We discussed the importance of organizing code in a way that keeps different parts of an application separate, making it easier to work with. The session included practical examples and tips that participants could take back to their own projects.
We also covered Onion Architecture, a key part of Clean Architecture that helps keep the core of an application protected from outside changes. By breaking down the different layers—like the core business logic and how it interacts with things like databases and user interfaces. we showed how this approach can lead to software that’s easier to maintain and adapt over time.
Our participants found the webinar very valuable, gaining a solid understanding of Clean Architecture and how to apply it in their work. The straightforward advice and real-world examples shared during the session have already made a positive impact on their projects, helping them create software that’s better structured and more resilient. The webinar concluded with an engaging Q&A session, where attendees had the opportunity to clarify their doubts and deepen their knowledge.
