Clean Architecture

Build software that stands the test of time. In this knowledge session, you'll discover how Clean Architecture and Onion Architecture help keep your codebase organized, testable, and maintainable — without unnecessary complexity.

Learning Center Trainingen En Kennissessies Development En Architectuur Clean Architecture

Architecture as the foundation of quality

Every developer wants clean, maintainable code. But how do you achieve that in practice, especially in growing or aging applications?

In this session, we explore two leading architectural patterns that support exactly that: Clean Architecture and Onion Architecture.

We’ll cover the principles, benefits, and implementation strategies of both approaches and show how they contribute to robust, scalable software. You’ll learn how separating responsibilities leads to a better-structured codebase and how to keep complexity under control in modern development environments.

We’ll share insights, examples, and common pitfalls from real-world experience, giving you a realistic view of what these patterns deliver and what to watch out for in your own projects.

After this session, you’ll know how to use Clean Architecture and Onion Architecture to bring structure to your code, manage dependencies, and develop software that’s sustainable and a pleasure to maintain.

🕐 Duration: 2 hours
👥 Target audience: Developers, software architects, and testers looking to future-proof their applications

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