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In the previous video of this series, we redesigned our initial SpringBoot project to follow more of a clean architecture mentality. And the main idea we focused on was the isolation of the business logic and the domain from other parts of our application. The business logic doesn’t and shouldn’t care about our API details, for example. To do that, we followed a layered architecture approach, allowing us to isolate the domain, which is the central part of our app. Today we expand further on this topic and explore additional architecture approaches.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:09 Quick Recap
01:15 Extending our Infra Options
02:50 Better Architecture Approach
05:56 Testing
06:52 Thanks for Watching!
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