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Onion Architecture

Onion Architecture

Onion Architecture is a design pattern that organizes software into concentric layers: Core (business logic), Application (use cases), Infrastructure (data access), and Presentation (UI). The core layer is central and independent of outer layers, ensuring that business logic is unaffected by changes in external systems. This structure promotes separation of concerns, improves testability, and enhances maintainability by isolating core functionality from the rest of the application.