Whether you’re sketching concentric layers for Onion, hexagons for Hexagonal, or boxes for Clean, you’re really doing the same thing: isolating change. All three patterns exist to decouple your core logic from things that churn more often—UI, databases, external services—so you don’t end up rewriting business rules every time a library or framework shifts.
In practice, it doesn’t matter which fancy diagram you pick; the magic is in stability. Focus on strong boundaries, tight cohesion, and you’ll keep the blast radius of change in check, no matter your architecture flavor.
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