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For most of my posts in my software architecture series, I've been talking about defining boundaries and layering software to build a piece of software. In this post, I want to talk about dividing layers up even further into software components. A software component is a set of code that is typically built and deployed together and cannot be broken apart from that deployment unit.
Clean Architecture is a pattern set out by Robert Martin, also known as "Uncle Bob" in the software industry. It can read about in his book Clean Architecture: A Craftsman\'s Guide to Software Structure and Design. This is a post to summarize my thoughts after reading the book last year.
Dependency inversion is a practice to help decouple code from its implementation. Specifically, it helps to control the flow of dependencies from one component to another. It's a crucial technique to have in a software developer's tool chest as it can help to craft the dependency chain in an application and enforce architectural boundaries.
This is the second article in my software architecture series. I'm going to be delving into monolithic software architectures. I will not hit all topics, but again this is just to organize my thoughts after recently reading several books related to software architecture over the past year.
I picked up the book Fundamentals of Software Architecture and have been reading through it. I had also read Clean Architecture last year. So, thoughts about software architecture have been on my mind as of late.
