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The Clean Architecture Manga Reference Guide 🌀

Sample implementation of the Clean Architecture Principles with .NET Core. Use cases as central organizing structure, decoupled from frameworks and technology details. Built with small components that are developed and tested in isolation.

Manga is a virtual Wallet application in which a customer can register an account then manage the balance with Deposits, Withdraws and Transfers.

Motivation

Learn how to design modular applications.

Explore the .NET Core features.

Learn how to design modular applications

Learning how to design modular applications will help you become a better engineer. Designing modular applications is the holy grail of software architecture, it is hard to find engineers experienced in designing applications which allows adding new features in a steady speed.

Explore the .NET Core features

.NET Core brings a sweet development environment, an extensible and cross-platform framework. We will explore the benefits of it in the infrastructure layer and we will reduce its relevance in the application layer. The same rule is applied for modern C# language constructions.

Learn from the open source community

This is continually updated, open source project.

Contributions are welcome!

Contributing

Learn from the community.

Feel free to submit pull requests to help:

• Fix errors
• Improve sections
• Add new sections
• Submit questions and bugs

Index of Clean Architecture Manga

• Use Cases
• Flow of Control
  • Register Flow of Control
  • Get Customer Details Flow of Control
• Architecture Styles
  • Hexagonal Architecture Style
    • Ports
    • Adapters
    • The Left Side
    • The Right Side
  • Onion Architecture Style
  • Clean Architecture Style
• Design Patterns
  • Controller
  • ViewModel
  • Presenter
    • Standard Output
    • Error Output
    • Alternative Output
  • Unit of Work
  • First-Class Collections
  • Factory
• Domain-Driven Design Patterns
  • Value Object
  • Entity
  • Aggregate Root
  • Repository
  • Use Case
• Separation of Concerns
  • Domain
  • Application
  • Infrastructure
  • User Interface
• Encapsulation
• Test-Driven Development TDD
  • Fakes
• SOLID
  • Single Responsibility Principle
  • Open-Closed Principle
  • Liskov Substitution Principle
  • Interface Segregation Principle
  • Dependency Inversion Principle
• .NET Core Web API
  • Swagger and API Versioning
  • Microsoft Extensions
  • Feature Flags
  • Logging
  • Data Annotations
  • Authentication
  • Authorization
• Entity Framework Core
  • Add Migration
  • Update Database
• Environment Configurations
• DevOps
  • Running the Application Locally
  • Running the Tests Locally
  • Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment
• Docker
• SQL Server
• Related Content and Projects