Secure Domain
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Examines how to make JVM-based domain logic safer and clearer by focusing on naming, type design, language features and JVM techniques. Covers concrete tools and approaches available on the JVM (types, naming conventions and language choices) aimed at protecting and clarifying core domain code rather than relying solely on architectures like Ports-and-Adapters or Clean Architecture.
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