Sliced Onion Architecture
Read OriginalThis technical article revisits Onion Architecture 15 years after its introduction, summarizing its core principles of concentric rings (domain, application, infrastructure). It critiques the model for treating the domain as a monolithic block and discusses practical challenges teams face. The author proposes a refined, 'sliced' perspective to improve architectural clarity and code organization in software projects.
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