Deconstructing Clean Architecture: Why It Exhausts Us and How Vertical Slice Architecture Brings Us Peace in .NET (Part 1)
¿Alguna vez has tenido esa sensación de "estoy escribiendo demasiada burocracia" al crear un endpoint sencillo en .NET? Imagina esta escena cotidiana: tu equipo necesita agregar un endpoint para registrar un producto. Una tabla sencilla con tres columnas: Id , Name y Price . Nada del otro mundo. Abres tu solución y el viaje comienza: Creas la entidad en MiApp.Domain . Defines una interfaz en…
The article discusses the challenges of building a simple endpoint in .NET using traditional layered architecture, which can result in a lot of boilerplate code and complexity. It introduces the concept of Vertical Slice Architecture (VSA), which organizes code by business features rather than technical layers. In VSA, each feature or "slice" includes everything needed to handle a specific use case, from HTTP routes to database queries.
The article outlines five rules for implementing VSA, including keeping each slice independent and only adding complexity where necessary. The author suggests that this approach can simplify development and make it easier to grow the application over time.
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