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Event-Driven Clean Architecture

Integrate event-driven patterns into Clean Architecture, using domain events to enhance decoupling and scalability.

Intro to Event-Driven Clean Arch

Welcome to Event-Driven Clean Architecture! In complex systems, parts often need to react to things happening elsewhere without being tightly coupled.

This lesson explores how to integrate event-driven patterns into your Clean Architecture, using domain events to enhance decoupling and scalability, while strictly adhering to the Dependency Rule.

What are Domain Events?

A Domain Event is something that happened in the domain that domain experts care about. It's an immutable fact, a record of an occurrence, like 'Order Placed' or 'User Registered'.

  • They represent a change in the state of the domain.
  • They are typically named in the past tense (e.g., OrderPlaced).
  • They should be simple data structures, containing only relevant information about the event.

All lessons in this course

  1. Handling Cross-Cutting Concerns
  2. Event-Driven Clean Architecture
  3. Clean Architecture in Microservices
  4. CQRS within Clean Architecture
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