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Clean Architecture with .NET

Clean Architecture with .NET is a practical guide to structuring real-world .NET applications around clear architectural layers. It applies domain-driven design, CQRS, MediatR, EF Core, Azure services, and Blazor through an e-commerce project, so readers can follow concepts across a connected example.

At a glance

Uses an e-commerce example, Project Odyssey, to connect domain, application, infrastructure, persistence, and presentation layers.
Covers testability and architectural boundaries alongside CQRS, MediatR, dependency injection, and domain modeling.
Includes EF Core code-first persistence and migrations, plus Azure External ID and Key Vault integration.
Demonstrates Blazor Server and MudBlazor in a layered application.

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Pros and cons

Pros

The project-based structure links architectural principles to implementation across multiple application layers.
Coverage spans backend patterns, persistence, Azure identity and secrets, and a Blazor UI.
The listing says a free PDF eBook is included with a print or Kindle book purchase.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Publication details
Publisher	Packt Publishing
Publication date	April 30, 2026
Language	English
Print length	490 pages
ISBN-10	1805128531
ISBN-13	978-1805128533

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	1.84 pounds
Dimensions	7.5 x 1.11 x 9.25 inches

Topics and tools
UI technologies	Blazor Server, Razor components, and MudBlazor

What to know before buying

The free DRM-free PDF and Packt Reader access require email sign-up and proof of purchase. The listing describes the PDF benefit both as free with the book and as included with print or Kindle purchases, so confirm eligibility for the selected format.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

.NET developers familiar with C# who want practical Clean Architecture guidance.
Software engineers and solution architects exploring DDD, CQRS, testable systems, or layered .NET applications.
Readers with basic web development and Azure knowledge who want to follow the examples.

Less suited to

Readers who need an introduction to C# or .NET, since familiarity with both is assumed.
Readers seeking a broad, language-neutral software architecture reference rather than a .NET-focused guide.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the book teach?

It presents Clean Architecture for .NET applications, covering domain modeling, CQRS, MediatR, dependency injection, EF Core, Azure services, and Blazor through a project-based example.

Who is this book aimed at?

The listing targets .NET developers, software engineers, and solution architects who already know C# and .NET. Basic web development and Azure knowledge are described as helpful.

Is a PDF included?

The listing says a free PDF eBook is available with print or Kindle purchases and also advertises DRM-free PDF and Packt Reader access. Email sign-up and proof of purchase are required, so check the selected format's eligibility.

Does it cover front-end development?

Yes. The described material includes Blazor Server, Razor components, and MudBlazor as part of a layered application.