Clean Architecture: Implementing testing patterns
When we are writing an application using Clean Architecture standards, we are setting up our application for easy testing. There are different testing patterns to apply, and each have their own boundaries within the Clean Architecture design. As a developer, we want to have multiple layers of tests
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When we are writing an application using Clean Architecture standards, we are setting up our application for easy testing. There are different testing patterns to apply, and each have their own boundaries within the Clean Architecture design. As a developer, we want to have multiple layers of tests
