This repository has been archived and is no longer actively maintained or supported. The project was initially developed to demonstrate the simplest approach to Clean Architecture with .NET Core. While it is no longer actively maintained, feel free to explore the codebase and adapt it to your own needs if it serves as a useful reference.
For an updated version of this project, you can check out the Clean Architecture Solution Template. The Clean Architecture Solution Template is a new project that demonstrates the simplest approach to Clean Architecture with .NET. It is actively maintained and supported, providing an improved and up-to-date implementation of the principles showcased in this archived repository.
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