Clean-Architecture

Overview # Clean Architecture is a powerful software design pattern that promotes a clear separation of concerns, making your application’s core business logic independent of external dependencies like databases, user interfaces, or frameworks. By following this architecture, systems become maintainable, testable, and adaptable, preparing them for both current demands and future growth.

Introduction # Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) play a critical role in Clean Architecture by separating your internal domain model from the data structures exposed to clients. They enhance security, performance, and maintainability by providing a controlled interface between your application’s core and external systems. This article explores best practices for designing and implementing DTOs in the Contact Management Application.