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How should I architect a cricket scoring app?
Cricket scoring is complex and I want to build an app in part to practice good design principles/patterns and develop a clean solution. A few high level classes I have in mind are: Match | Innings | ...
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Verbs in Use Case name "Create User" [closed]
I'm struggling on how to name classes for use cases. Because I know that is "bad" to use verbs in classes names(Uncle Bob) but at the same time names of use case classes should explain what ...
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Proxy / Decorator Design pattern scalability to a lot of methods
I'm trying to solve a common problem of logging each method that calls 3rd party operation and I don't understand how to scale it up. Current implementation: public class ElasticsearchClient { ...
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Clean Architecture - How to pass request data towards inner, domain level Use Cases?
Use Case Interactor: We can see it in this picture how does a request cross the layers until it reaches the Use Case Interactor. How does the controller pass the request towards the Use Case ...
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Designing command and factory pattern with large conditions
I working on a project requiring quite a lot handlers to handle requests. In general, i'm comunicating with a communication card, receiving requests from any source (User Interface, Server it doesn't ...
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8votes
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Doesn't repository pattern in clean architecture violate Dependency inversion principle?
From what I have read and seen clean architecture assumes that you have some entities which know nothing about persistence though at the same layer as they reside there might be an interface which has ...
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Using a "Pass-through (God) Service" is bad, right? [duplicate]
My team has developed a new service layer in our application. They created a bunch of services that implement their interfaces (E.g., ICustomerService, IUserService, etc). That's pretty good so far. ...
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