Hexagon of Doom - The Cost of Over-Abstraction and Indirection

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Disclaimer: This article reflects personal experiences and gripes within specific team environments. Your mileage may vary, but the warning against premature or redundant abstraction stands. When “Clean Code” Becomes “Complicated Code” # Hexagonal Architecture, often called Ports and Adapters (P&A) , is lauded for its promise of decoupling the core business logic (the “domain”) from external…

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