158: Hexagonal Architecture (Ports and Adapters) with Matthias Noback
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Show Notes
In this weeks episode we are lucky to have Matthias Noback on the show to discuss software architecture design. We start off the show by highlighting why we should invest time in the architecture of our software, and what is meant by ‘layers’ of an application. This leads us to discuss what Hexagonal Architecture (Ports and Adapters) actually is, Infrastructure vs. Core (Domain, Application) and the Dependency Inversion Principle. From here we mention the different responsibilities Ports and Adapters have, the different forms of testing you can do within this architecture and Use-cases/Command Buses. Finally, we touch upon the new book ‘Style Guide for Object Design’, which Matthias is currently in the process of writing.
Show Links
- Matthias Noback’s Blog
- Matthias Noback on Twitter
- Hexagonal Architecture - training by Matthias Noback
- Layers, ports & adapters - Part 1, Foreword
- Layers, ports & adapters - Part 2, Layers
- Layers, ports & adapters - Part 3, Ports & Adapters
- A wave of command buses
- Exceptions and talking back to the user
- SimpleBus/SimpleBus
- sensiolabs-de/deptrac - Keep your architecture clean
- The Clean Architecture
- The Onion Architecture
- Style Guide for Object Design - Leanpub