@larsleo7059
This was by far the best video about hexagonal architecture i have seen. Good job!
@ciberman
You just simplified hours and hours of videos in the first minute of your video. Amazing!
@Solovier
This is the most well explained video of these architectures I always searched for. How this has so low views and likes OMG??
@jeremiebearimie
Wow thank you for this. After hours of trying to understand these architecture patterns, it finally clicked. I never even thought of the, as an evolution and now it makes much more sense. I also now understand why dependency inversion is called like that, it always confused me before.
@8bitiro
This has to be the best visual and explanatory video on the topic, thank you!
@janmeppe
Honestly one of the best series of boxes I've ever seen :)
@creamyhorror
Finally a clean and direct presentation of concepts. Love it, though I'll definitely need good implementation examples of onion and clean architectures to understand them.
@s1eepr709
This is the best youtube channel i've ever found that explains things very clearly Thank you!
@gary6lin
The best video explains the concept in 5 minutes.
@altmystery
Thank you, excellent video. I have been searching for simple explanation of different layered architectures
@nettoaoquadrado
Cara, muitíssimo obrigado pelo trabalho. Sou um Dev. Júnior no Brasil e seu vídeo me ajudar pra caramba a entender os conceitos!
@zumazumy2257
The best video ever describing how the architecture evolves .. Thumps up, bro
@JedaiasRodrigues7
I'm happy to be learning English and being able to enjoy incredible content like this! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, you have many skills! Congratulations on your genius. For the good of humanity, please continue.
@caseyspaulding
Bravo! So well explained and produced. Thank you.
@MohamedEmaish
Best description i’ve ever seen
@vitorsantana2795
What an absolutely fantastic material!! Thanks a lot for this :)
@kentra-io
Best video I've found on this topic. Thanks.
@sebastyx974
I know softwares that already implemented that "port/adapter" design back 20 years ago. They used to call them plugins, extensions, hooks, callback...
@farooqmss
inarguably one of the best explanation on this architecture, music though
@ravelinxx