I have created domain model and define entities, value objects, Services and so on. Now, my query is that i have an entity called \"Company\" which has around 20+ attributes and i want to bind a dropd
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I don\'t want to store my domain model classes in the same assembly as my web platform.The Models folder in the project structure is therefore useless to me.I\'ve however just finished the Music Store
I am trying to build a domain model that will allow me to manage Contracts. The Contract class is my aggregate root, and it has a single property right now, which is Reviewers.
suppose I have a domain classes: public class Country { string name; IList<Region> regions; } public class Region
In the context of DDD setters on a domain model are a code smell. They should be avoided for the simple reason that they are not really part of the domain. There are no nouns in it that a Domain Expe
Most books about DDD talk about aligning the tech to the business. So you have orders and payment business rules and such.
Consider the following simplified scenario: public class Person { public string Name { get; set; } public int Age { get; set; }
While I have been dealing with domain-driven design (DDD) for quite some time now, I\'m relatively new to Entity Framework (EF), and one question that came to my mind when using the Entity Framework D
I\'m working a pretty standard e-commerce web site where there are Products and Categories. Each product has an associated category, which is a simple name-value pair object used to categorise a produ
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