I am starting of in the world of DD and am attempting to build a simple enough application. I have a few questions on how I am choosing to model my domain.
I was wondering wether anyone knew of a concrete example of a DSL in Clojure which replaces the abstraction and readability of a good OO program (written in, say , Java).
I have a project where I\'m already working on a traditional 3 layers architecture (Entity / Business / UI), and I\'m applying the repository pattern and IoC.
I have a medium-sized project, which implements about 20 or so different concepts. At the beginning, I chose to organize my assemblies based on conceptual layers, like so:
I have several thoroughly unit-tested and finely crafted rich DDD model classes, with final immutable invariants and integrity checks. Objec开发者_开发问答t\'s instantiation happens through adequate c
Whether using the Repository pattern with an Interface or just implementing DataAccess methods in an application, I often see methods with either a \'Get\' or \'Find\' verb preceding the method descri
Im having a little bit of a problem trying to figure out how to do the following. My apologies if thhe following seems idiotic, just new to Castle.Windsor.
I am using an example off this link to update database tables in SQL Server 2008 following the repository and Unit of Work pattern.
I\'m learning DDD and wanted to start modelling a fairly trivial example, a blog application. One area开发者_StackOverflow中文版 I\'m a little confused about is defining aggregate roots.
I\'ve got an Account model object and a UNIQUE constraint on the account\'s Name. In Domain Driven Design, using nHibernate, how should I check for the name\'s unicity before inserting or updating an
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