ITkonekt 2019 | Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob), Clean Architecture and Design

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The document discusses software architecture and principles of good architecture. It notes that architecture is about intent, and that a good architecture allows major decisions to be deferred. The document advocates for isolating the database as a detail, and using use cases, interactors, and entities with defined boundaries. It also discusses that MVC is a delivery pattern, not an architecture, and how MVC can go wrong as a web architecture. The final sentences thank the audience and provide contact information for Robert C. Martin.

Software

Architecture
The Lost Years
Robert C. Martin
Master Craftsman
8th Light Inc.

How MVC goes wrong as a
web architecture.

A good architecture
allows major decisions
to be DEFERRED!

A good architecture
maximizes the number
of decisions NOT
made.

TDD
• Who’s doing it?
• Do your tests run fast?

Thank you.
Robert C. Martin
@unclebobmartin
8thlight.com ...for Development.
cleancoder.com ...for training.
cleancoders.com ...for videos.

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