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A while back I found a couple of great articles here about changing the way software is layered, such that your code was less coupled; to do with the way operations were propagated through.

I'm trying to find this and my usual google skills are failing me.

There was a very good article that gave an example of some operations that went through the normal layers of UI, business, persistence (as I remember it) but was modified so that the layers were oriented differently and I think that meant functionality could be composed in a better way.

Can anyone help?

edit: just remembered - in the article I read it showed a diagram of the layers but with operations in a kind of tree and leaf way, and showing how this was modified, and the advantages of re-organizing in this way. I think the article may have been something to do with functional core/imperative shell but I'm not 100%.

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This isn't an article but reading your post reminds me of the presentation by Gary Bernhardt titled "Boundaries", https://youtu.be/yTkzNHF6rMs

I would be interested in looking at the article(s) if you can find them again.

Thanks, yes the area I think is relevant to Gary Bernhardt's presentations. Thanks for the link.

If I find the article I will reply again to your message.

Sounds vaguely related to domain driven design

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