@FantasyTeddy you could probably calculate these metrics with ndepend and similar tools. I ll definitively do some research and may develop my own small tool for the third part of this series 😉
@pl4gueis The intent of part 1 & 2 has been to explain the conceptual ideas. I am already planning a part 3 showing how to apply these principles in a concrete project 👍😉
From what I understand, this centers around dependency management. A more concrete example would be that the Application layer should depend on the Domain layer, as opposed to the other way around, given that the Domain layer is generally more stable than the application layer.
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Are there any tools available that calculate these metrics and help you visualizing them?
@FantasyTeddy you could probably calculate these metrics with ndepend and similar tools. I ll definitively do some research and may develop my own small tool for the third part of this series 😉
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@andrewallbright658 interesting approach 😉
What did I just watch? Could you explain these things with some concrete examples and not just on an abstract university course level?
@pl4gueis The intent of part 1 & 2 has been to explain the conceptual ideas. I am already planning a part 3 showing how to apply these principles in a concrete project 👍😉
From what I understand, this centers around dependency management. A more concrete example would be that the Application layer should depend on the Domain layer, as opposed to the other way around, given that the Domain layer is generally more stable than the application layer.