# Architects Delight: Enforcing Layers and Project Boundaries with Nx

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Introduction

When I embarked on my journey as a software developer, I delved into the depths of software architecture. Renowned books such as "Clean Architecture" and "Domain-Driven Design (DDD)" provided valuable insights into concepts like project boundaries and software layers (both vertical and horizontal). Yet, what was sorely missing was a quick and efficient tool to enforce these principles.

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