kawser2133/clean-structured-project

The 'clean-structured-project' is a textbook implementation of standard enterprise design patterns in the .NET ecosystem. With 117 stars and 29 forks over nearly three years, it has achieved minor traction as a reference point for developers learning Clean Architecture. However, it lacks a technical moat or unique intellectual property. It competes directly with official Microsoft templates ('dotnet new' templates) and highly popular community-standard templates like Jason Taylor's 'CleanArchitecture' or Ardalis's 'CleanArchitecture' repos, which have thousands of stars and active maintenance. Furthermore, the rise of LLMs (ChatGPT, Claude, GitHub Copilot) has commoditized boilerplate generation; a developer can now prompt for a 'Clean Architecture ASP.NET Core skeleton' and receive a nearly identical structure tailored to their specific needs. The zero velocity indicates the project is stagnant, and its utility is primarily educational rather than as a foundational piece of infrastructure.