Have you worked with the concept of clean architecture in projects?

Clean Architecture is a software design approach that separates code into layers with clear dependencies directed inward. The main idea is to isolate business logic from implementation details (UI, databases, external services).

Experience with Clean Architecture typically involves:

• Dividing the project into layers: Entities (business objects), Use Cases (business rules), Interface Adapters (data transformation), Frameworks & Drivers (external components).
• Using interfaces and abstractions to isolate dependencies.
• Ensuring testability and flexibility to changes.

Example: in a Python project, you can separate service layer with business logic, repository layer for data access, and controller layer for request handling, with dependencies pointing from controllers to business logic, not vice versa.

This approach helps create maintainable and extendable code, especially in large projects.