September .NET User Group:
Vertical Slice Architecture: How Does it Compare to Clean Architecture

Is Vertical Slice Architecture the next big thing or just as cool new kid?

Enterprise software development requires you to choose the right architecture. This session with Luke Parker will provide a realistic dive into Vertical Slice Architecture (VSA) with .NET; showcasing the potential shift from Clean Architecture (CA) to VSA.

You will learn the benefits and drawbacks of both Clean Architecture & VSA. We’ll reflect on some changes to increase development speed, focusing on a modern Web API, utilising the latest C# features.

See Luke demonstrate how to architect an application that is maintainable and scalable. Utilising a template for faster development, you can get up and running very quickly if you know how!

Join us and get ahead of the curve, and be the one driving innovation in your .NET application.


00:00
Introduction

00:14 Brisbane City Drone Night

00:22 Luke Parker Introduction

00:45 Get to know Luke

01:29 Get the SSW Rewards App

01:49 Agenda

03:01 What is Clean Architecture & why?

23:37 ASP.NET Core – Hasty Development with CA

31:23 What is Vertical Architecture & why?

39:38 ASP.NET Core – Hasty Development with VSA

45:50 Gain the benefits of VSA in a large CA codebase

55:01 So what should I use?

58:21 Resources

59:02 In Summary

59:24 Q&A Section

1:05:30 Wrap Up

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About the speakers

About the speakers

Luke Parker

In addition to being a Microsoft MVP in Azure DevOps, Adam is one of only a few Microsoft Regional Directors in Australia. In this role, he regularly presents in conferences such as TechEd (USA, Australia, New Zealand, Europe and Malaysia).

A couple of times a year, he visits Microsoft headquarters in Seattle to learn the latest on Microsoft strategic directions and to undertake training in development technologies. His favourite Microsoft teams that he loves to work with are Nat Friedman’s GitHub and Azure DevOps team, James Phillips’ Power BI team, and Jeff Teper’s SharePoint team.

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