Your review is reasonable and led to other useful resources contributed by other people, that's good. For me, I love Uncle Bob's Clean Architecture. I've read "Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture" and kind of understood and related some patterns to my work but still need much more time to digest the context and use of other patterns. A question I've been thinking about without answers is why the authors can figure out these patterns, why they are considered as good practices. In this respect, Clean Architecture sheds a light on the principles to judge software architecture as well as design patterns. Really appreciated Uncle Bob's work.
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Your review is reasonable and led to other useful resources contributed by other people, that's good. For me, I love Uncle Bob's Clean Architecture. I've read "Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture" and kind of understood and related some patterns to my work but still need much more time to digest the context and use of other patterns. A question I've been thinking about without answers is why the authors can figure out these patterns, why they are considered as good practices. In this respect, Clean Architecture sheds a light on the principles to judge software architecture as well as design patterns. Really appreciated Uncle Bob's work.