Implementing Clean Architecture Using Node.js and MongoDB: Building Scalable, Maintainable, and Testable Server-Side Applications - Softcover

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In today's fast-paced world of software development, the demand for scalable, maintainable, and flexible architectures has never been higher. Microservices offer a way to break down large, monolithic applications into smaller, more manageable services that can be deployed, updated, and scaled independently. However, with this flexibility comes complexity. Managing communication between services, maintaining a clear separation of concerns, and ensuring that business logic stays clean and consistent across services can quickly become overwhelming.

This is where Clean Architecture steps in. Clean Architecture provides a powerful framework to address these challenges by enforcing a clear separation between the business logic (or domain), the application logic, and the infrastructure. By doing so, Clean Architecture allows microservices to remain modular and maintainable, ensuring that the core business rules are not tightly coupled to external frameworks, databases, or user interfaces.

Why Node.js and MongoDB? This book explores how these technologies fit perfectly into this landscape. Their lightweight, asynchronous, and flexible nature makes them ideal candidates for building microservice-based systems with Clean Architecture. Together, these technologies provide a solid foundation for developing high-performance, scalable applications.

Through practical examples, full code implementations, and detailed discussions, this book will walk you through the journey of implementing Clean Architecture in a Node.js ecosystem. From understanding the core concepts of Clean Architecture to building complex workflows with domain events and sagas, this book is designed to give you your first steps into Clean Architecture, providing a moderately comprehensive yet accessible introduction to the architecture.

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