By alashcraft
via jeffreypalermo.com
Published: Aug 05 2008 / 10:20
In my previous installments, I described what has become my approach to defining the architecture for an application. Based on feedback, I've modified my diagrams a bit to reduce ambiguity and emphasize key points. The goal of part 3 of this series is to compare and contrast the Onion Architecture with traditional layered architecture. I will flatten the Onion Architecture to see what it looks like compared to traditional layered architecture, and I will force the layered architecture into an onion. Whereas the shape can be either, the structure of the actual application is radically different from what is commonly known and accepted. I'll define four tenets of Onion Architecture at the end.
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