Hexagonal Architecture to the rescue
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Hexagonal Architecture is presented as a way to build scalable, maintainable backend systems that limit design errors, control technical debt, and allow easy integration with new systems and legacy without affecting business code. The talk describes how Hexagonal Architecture was implemented on Norauto's commerce backend, shares practical lessons learned and benefits achieved, and provides a reproducible approach for teams considering this modernization.
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