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Clean Architecture in .NET organizes solutions into 4-5 projects (Domain, Application, Infrastructure, API, and optionally Shared.Kernel) with dependencies flowing inward. Domain contains business logic with zero external dependencies, Application holds use cases organized by feature using vertical slices, Infrastructure implements external concerns like databases and APIs, and the API project serves as the composition root. The dependency rule is enforced through project references and can be validated using NetArchTest. The guide covers folder conventions, naming patterns, interface placement following the Dependency Inversion Principle, and strategies for refactoring existing codebases incrementally.

How to Design a Maintainable .NET Solution Structure for Growing Teams

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