Software Architecture, in Practice

Not sure if this is the right fit?

Consider Clean Architecture, by Robert C. Martin.

“Clean Architecture reads like a concentrated set of architecture lectures. It delivers clear prescriptions about boundaries, dependency inversion, and where business rules should live, with C# examples scattered through the text. Its useful part is giving concrete rules and discipline you can apply when designing or refactoring medium-to-large applications. Its limitation is a strong, prescriptive voice and many abstract passages—readers wanting step-by-step tutorials, plentiful runnable examples, or softer limitation discussions will find it repetitive or dogmatic.”