Hexagonal Architecture, TDD, DDD and CQRS

Learn how to write better quality code

This course can help you if:
- Your team is slow developing new features
- Unrelated changes frequently break your code
- Onboarding new engineers is challenging due to complex code
- Manual testing hinders your agility
- Your code heavily depends on external libraries and frameworks
- Engineers hesitate to modify certain parts of the system

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During the course, we are going to develop an application that allow us to practice all the concepts. There will also be diagrams, animations, charts, etc., all to provide a better learning experience

Flexible Architecture

Learn how to leverage Hexagonal Architecture to build a plugin-based architecture that simplifies replacing components without affecting your core business logic.
Isolate Business Logic From Dependencies

Learn how to structure your software projects to separate core dependencies from external libraries and frameworks, enabling easy reuse and straightforward unit testing.
Design Patterns

Explore key design patterns that enhance your application's maintainability, enabling the seamless addition of new features without disrupting the existing system's functionality.
Correct Use of Exceptions

Learn the correct way to use exceptions to manage your application's flow effectively. Gain insights into the appropriate scenarios for applying exceptions and custom business exceptions, integrating them with methodologies like the Result Pattern for optimal error handling and control.
Design Elegant and Maintanable Public Contracts

Learn how Test-Driven Development (TDD) can guide you in crafting elegant public interfaces, facilitating the evolution and adaptation of your application without affecting its existing components or external systems that interact with it.
Practical Use of CQRS

CQRS (Command Query Responsibility Segregation) enables the separation of read and write operations in your application facilitating better Domain-Driven Design (DDD) implementation, simplifies your code by assigning a single responsibility to each operation and allows faster reads and writes from different DBs if needed