Feature Based Clean Architecture. Part 4: FBCA: Formalizing Responsibility Boundaries in a NestJS Module

1. 1Identify the domain layer in your NestJS module and define its responsibilities
2. 2Separate the use-case layer from the domain layer to encapsulate business logic
3. 3Create an infrastructure layer to handle external interactions and dependencies
4. 4Implement a presentation layer to handle user input and output
5. 5Use an external port to define the module's interface and prevent architectural degradation

Backend developers and software architects can benefit from this approach to maintain a clean and scalable architecture in their NestJS applications

💡 Formalizing responsibility boundaries in a NestJS module using FBCA helps maintain a clean and scalable architecture

🚀 Improve your NestJS architecture with Feature-Based Clean Architecture (FBCA) and formalize responsibility boundaries 🚀