Grails newbie - I\'m building a simple Grails app where a user will be working on objects down the domain hierarchy within the scope of a top-level domain object - the \"workspace\". For example, if m
I\'m trying to figure out the best way to build an easily maintainable and testable architecture. Having gone through several projects, I\'ve seen some pretty bad architectures and I want to avoid mak
I\'m starting out with my first real CQRS setup. I\'m building out the user registration part of the site, the domain and the write side are very familiar to me coming from a standard DDD \"style\". F
I\'m looking for some advice on how much I should be concerned around avoiding the anemic domain model. We are just starting on DDD and are struggling with analysis paralysis regarding simple design d
I\'m just starting out with DDD and have built a repository pattern using EF code first which so far is working very well. Now say I have an aggregate root call Animal which has an entity called Statu
Suppose a Person object may have many Addresses but must have one Do you favor making the one required Address explicit in the object model? If so, any implementation tips?
I\'m developing a web application with asp.net mvc 3 and DDD. For my domain model validation, I\'ve been using Fluent Validation. It\'s my first project with fluent validation and I\'m still learning
In a nutshell, my domain allows users to submit stories (about a person or team of people) that contain a multitude of different states and transitions its can be in and what behavior is allowed durin
In general, is there any reason not to use a TypeConverter for conversion chores involving custom types that have nothing to do with UI?
Asp.net application in a n-layered ar开发者_运维知识库chitecture (better if is a DDD architecture).
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