Transitioning from 3-Layered to DDD Architecture with Ease

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• From 3-Layered to DDD Architecture in one step

  The article discusses the importance of architecture in code development and introduces the concept of three-layered architecture: Presentation layer, Business logic layer, and Data Access layer. It highlights the drawbacks of the traditional approach and introduces the benefits of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) architecture, which focuses on making Business Logic the core component of the system. By inverting dependencies and introducing interfaces, DDD allows for better reusability and flexibility in changing technologies. The article emphasizes the significance of dependency inversion and reduced coupling between modules, offering readers a clearer understanding of the concept.