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Hexagonal, Onion, and Clean Architecture: A Guide to Maintainable Software Design

The Hexagonal Architecture is a software design pattern that aims to improve maintainability by separating business logic from communication logic. This separation is achieved through abstraction layers that isolate different parts of the system, making it easier to test, migrate technologies, and extend the system. While it requires effort to implement, the benefits in terms of reliability, flexibility, and maintainability outweigh the costs.

The Hexagonal Architecture is a software design pattern that aims to improve maintainability by separating business logic from communication logic. This separation is achieved through abstraction layers that isolate different parts of the system, making it easier to test, migrate technologies, and extend the system. While it requires effort to implement, the benefits in terms of reliability, flexibility, and maintainability outweigh the costs.

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