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What is the correct way to divide classes into packages according to R. Martin's clean architecture?
Have you used a clean architecture? If so, how were the classes structured by packages?
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It is interesting that R. Martin himself writes in his book that there is no silver bullet and it is necessary to divide, starting from the task.
From my experience: at the beginning I separate classes into folders, and then I separate them into packages, if I need to somehow simplify reuse / extension
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