The benifit of having repositories when using DDD is that they allows one to design a domain model without worrying about how objects will be persisted. It also allows the final product to be more fle
I\'m new to DDD and I\'m reading articles now to get more information. One of the articles focuses on domain events (DE). For example sending email is a domain event raised after some criteria is met
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I\'m doing my best to learn DDD, but I\'m unsure about some really basic concepts; Where are your domain objects and services located, and how is the overall layout organized?I have a habit, good or b
I am in the design stage of a web application that allows users to create requests of work and the workers to put time against those requests. The application will also have reporting capabilities for
I have an IRepository< T > interface with many T\'s and several implementations (on-demand DB, web service, etc.). I use AutoFac to register IRepository\'s for many T\'s depending on the kind of re
First off, I am using web forms without any ORM framework. I have been struggling with how to make my domain objects as \"smart\" and \"rich\" as they can be without allowing them access to my servic
I have a need to assign the next sequence number for a Project according to a given prefix code. So you wind up with alternate id numbers like PROJ_ABC_001, PROJ_ABC_002, PROJ_XYZ_001, PROJ_XYZ_002, e
I am currently in the process of creating a Proof of Concept for a product/party administration system, based on the principles of DDD. One of the requirements is that the party data (customer, resell