The “Clean Architecture” book in a nutshell
All you need to know about Robert Martin’s book. Check this architecture example.
This article is the last of a series dedicated to the book “Clean Architecture: A Craftsman’s Guide to Software Structure and Design” (Robert C. Martins aka Uncle Bob). Here you will better understand what is meant by Clean Architecture and an example that will guide you to create one from scratch. You will also find references to previous articles and I hope that, all together, they can be a simple guide through Uncle Bob’s valuable teachings, allowing you to quickly improve your skills as a software programmer and architect.
If you have followed me up to this point, you have understood software development is a science but also that the essence of development has remained unchanged over the last 50 years and as an Architect it’s your duty to keep in mind why and how programming languages have become evolved: no language has actually added functionality, but restrictions in order to achieve greater discipline on the assignment of variables and on the transfer of control (I speak better of these concepts in my first article)
