
.NET Core Clean Architecture
InstructorManish Narayan
Free
Free
Free


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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The Visual Studio New Project dialog is shown with the Blank Solution template highlighted to create an empty solution container.
The Visual Studio Solution Explorer displays the project directory structure, highlighting a newly created folder within the Infrastructure layer.
The image displays the Visual Studio Solution Explorer interface with a right-click context menu open, highlighting options such as Add, Remove, and Rename for managing project folders.
The Visual Studio interface displays the Add New Project dialog with the project named WpfApp1 and the solution path set to CleanArchitectureDemo.
The curriculum follows a clear structural path through Domain, Infrastructure, Application, and Presentation layers, including specific steps for committing solution changes throughout the build process.
The course provides a practical, step-by-step approach to building out the different layers of an application.
The reliance on .NET Core 2 and older MediatR implementations creates compatibility issues with modern tools like Visual Studio 2022, requiring manual troubleshooting by learners.
While the initial project separation is clear, later sections on CQRS and AutoMapper lack sufficient detail, often missing visual diagrams or lucid explanations of control flow.
The curriculum aligns with the goal of teaching Clean Architecture through a multi-layered approach for those with a technical background.