Domain Driven Design(devlicio.us)

submitted by sharplife(4560) 3 years ago

If you're new to DDD it's a good point to start. read more...

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Implementing the Repository Pattern with Linq-to-Sql(codeproject.com)

submitted by powerrush(3873) 3 years, 8 months ago

The Repository Pattern, according to Martin Fowler, provides a "layer of abstraction over the mapping layer where query construction code is concentrated", to "minimize duplicate query logic". In practice it is usually a collection of data access services, grouped in a similar way to the domain model classes. By accessing repositories via interfaces the repository pattern helps to break the dependency between the domain model and data access code. This is invaluable for unit testing because the domain model can be isolated. read more...

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A Discussion on Domain Driven Design(lostechies.com)

submitted by agilejoe(860) 4 years, 10 months ago

X Driven Development, is what we use to determine if the software we are building works in accordance with what we expect it to do. But how do we know what we are building is in accordance with the actual business domain? Do you look to the 500 page requirements document for the answers? Do you look at the wire frame that looks nothing like what you have actually designed? Do you trust the acceptance test that the product owner has authored and believes this is the way it should work? What do you do? read more...

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A Journey with Domain Driven Design (and NHibernate) - Part 8(flux88.com)

submitted by jbeninghove(790) 5 years, 1 month ago

We left off last time with our first association mapped and tested. Let’s dig in a bit deeper with NHibernate mapping. Today I decided to separate my inherited classes into their own mapping file. This was as easy as creating the new files and <hibernate-mapping> root elements, copying the <joined-subclass> elements over. read more...

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