Clean Insights

What is Clean?

The term "Clean" is very broad and lacks a specific technological meaning without further context. It generally refers to technologies or practices that aim to reduce pollution, minimize environmental impact, or promote sustainability. This can include clean energy (solar, wind, hydro), clean transportation (electric vehicles), clean water technologies (filtration, purification), and clean manufacturing processes (waste reduction, recycling). The specific application and meaning depend heavily on the industry or area of focus.

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What other technologies are related to Clean?

Clean Competitor Technologies

MVVM

Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) is an architectural pattern that provides an alternative approach to structuring code compared to Clean Architecture.

mentioned alongside Clean in 1% (443) of relevant job posts

MVP

Model-View-Presenter (MVP) is an architectural pattern that provides an alternative approach to structuring code compared to Clean Architecture.

mentioned alongside Clean in 3% (226) of relevant job posts

Hexagonal

Hexagonal Architecture (Ports and Adapters) is an architectural pattern with a similar goal of separation of concerns, thus a competitor.

mentioned alongside Clean in 8% (55) of relevant job posts

VIPER

VIPER is an architecture for iOS applications with goals similar to Clean Architecture, thus a competitor.

mentioned alongside Clean in 3% (107) of relevant job posts

MVC

Model-View-Controller (MVC) is an architectural pattern that provides an alternative approach to structuring code compared to Clean Architecture.

mentioned alongside Clean in 0% (165) of relevant job posts

Clean Complementary Technologies

SOLID

SOLID principles are design principles that can be applied to improve code maintainability and readability, and are very aligned with the Clean Architecture ideals.

mentioned alongside Clean in 1% (144) of relevant job posts

Dagger

Dagger is a dependency injection framework that can be used to implement the dependency inversion principle, a key component of Clean Architecture.

mentioned alongside Clean in 2% (78) of relevant job posts

Swift

Swift is a programming language often used when implementing Clean Architecture on Apple platforms

mentioned alongside Clean in 0% (216) of relevant job posts