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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2016 · 37 MIN

30: Hexagonal App Architecture with Chris Williams

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In this episode we talk to Chris Williams about hexagonal architectures and how it applies to building cross-platform mobile apps. We dig into what the architecture tries to achieve, the benefits you get from approaching software design with it in mind, and how you might already be doing it without even knowing it! Special Guest: Chris Williams.

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In this episode we talk to Chris Williams about hexagonal architectures and how it applies to building cross-platform mobile apps. We dig into what the architecture tries to achieve, the benefits you get from approaching software design with it in mind, and how you might already be doing it without even knowing it! Special Guest: Chris Williams. Sponsored By: Raygun : Raygun.io is the fastest and easiest way to track your application's errors and get the level of detail you need to fix crashes quickly. Notifications are delivered right to your inbox and presented on a beautiful dashboard. Links: MixRadio Think Hexagonal Architecture for Cross-Platform Mobile Apps Hexagonal Architecture Chris Williams at Evolve 2016

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