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Three Paradigms in Software Architecture

Three Paradigms in Software Architecture

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The three paradigms of software architecture are structured programming, objected-orient programming, and functional programming. Each can be summarized as follows: Each of the paradigms removes capabilities from the programmer. None of them adds new capabilities. Each imposes some kind of extra discipline that is negative in its intent. The paradigms tell us what not to do, more than tell us what to do. In another way, it is to recognize that each paradigm takes something away from us. The tree…

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What is Clean Architecture?

What is Clean Architecture?

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Clean Architecture is a software design philosophy introduced by Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) to create maintainable, flexible, and scalable systems. It focuses on organizing code in a way that separates concerns and ensures high cohesion and low coupling between components. Here’s a summary of its key principles: Layered Structure: Clean Architecture divides the system into layers with different responsibilities. The core idea is to isolate business logic from external concerns (UI, databases, frameworks, etc.), ensuring that the core of…

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