Object modeling: Theory vs Practice. Round 1
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The talk examines Domain-Driven Design (DDD) practices—bounded contexts, aggregates and invariants, repository patterns, and ORM dependencies—and questions when strict adherence to DDD concepts matters versus when pragmatism is better. It presents common myths and dogmas about DDD, offers a few solid principles, and shows code examples demonstrating how to build well-crafted software even without perfect DDD purity.
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