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For caching, @Cacheable annotations is actually sufficient; this is what I meant to convey
https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/reference/io/caching.html
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nah, http requests but Clean Architecture need to much effort instead of NLayered and because of this it can be unnecessary for small project and for learning curve.
Thanks again, .Net ecosystem seemed a bit strange and different to me, we have to implement many things such as core things Exceptions, Cache, Logging etc. In other frameworks these things comes by built in feature as provider just plug and use
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"because I believe it complicates the development process and would be an unnecessary burden for projects with above-average requests."
I was referring to the development workload and cost when I mentioned the burden here, I didn't mean code performance
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Thank you for your responses. I will review VSA, but I don't think to use Clean/Union architecture (or microservices) because I believe it complicates the development process and would be an unnecessary burden for projects with above-average requests. I think I will review different repositories based on a layered architecture template and come up with something.
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This is not exactly what I meant. As far as I understand, apart from some simple tasks (Endpoint Mapping, Built-In IOC), it doesn't do much. The remaining part is more flexible, whereas in others, many things are already written for us, so we don't implement them. This brings a certain standard to the projects, and you can't easily deviate from it (unless you want to).
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