Software systems are becoming increasingly complex and the demands placed on them are constantly changing. Evolutionary software architecture attempts to adapt continuously and efficiently to changing framework conditions, requirements, technologies, and environments. The ideas of clean architecture are an important basis for evolutionary architecture. Through the clear separation of responsibilities, independence from libraries/frameworks, increased testability and flexibility, clean architecture provides a robust structure to facilitate further development.

In this talk, we will discuss how these two approaches pave the way for sustainable software development, in particular how they reduce risks when making changes, promote portability, and improve collaboration within the development team.