Recipe to go from Onion-Clean Architecture to Vertical Slice Architecture
summary
Compares traditional Onion/Clean/Hexagonal architectures with Vertical Slice Architecture (VSA), explaining weaknesses of Onion/Clean/Hexagonal and advantages of VSA. Covers how Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and CQRS fit into VSA and shows a small code example demonstrating how to migrate from an Onion architecture to a Vertical Slice Architecture.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:22Architectures as tools
- 7:12Onion Architecture explained
- 10:35Onion Architecture problems
- 12:20Vertical Slice Architecture proposal
- 15:56Vertical slices benefits
- 20:10Reducing context switching
- 25:28Refactor demo
- 30:07Conclusions and alternatives
- 38:38Q&A
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