Clean Architecture promises maintainability, testability, and flexibility. But without careful implementation, it can become a nightmare of over-engineering, broken abstractions, and violated principles. Let’s explore the most common mistakes and learn how to avoid them.

In the previous post, we took an overall look at Clean Architecture. In this article, let’s explore a real-world example of how to use Clean Architecture.

The overall about Clean Architecture in .NET: Learn SOLID principles, dependency inversion, and domain-driven design to build maintainable, testable, and scalable applications with proper separation of concerns.