Fluent interfaces are great for a various amount of situations because they permit to create a simple DSL using only the base capabilities of your language of choice. I like very much Fluent Interfaces especially to create Factories to avoid messing with several constructors when your classes are complex to create. The model Suppose you [...]
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Suppose you need to implement a traffic light manager for a crossroad and you decide to approach with a DDD style to experiment some patterns and techniques. Going with DDD-Like approach in such a simple scenario is probably not the best idea, but the aim of this little experiment is trying to approach a problem [...]
One of the interesting ideas found in Radical and other implementations of DDD architectures, is implementing properties of Domain objects in a slightly different way from the standard, using something like a dictionary to store values of properties. When we want to implement a property for a Domain class you usually end up with similar [...]
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I have a domain where one of the business operation consists of analysis of some entities, for each entity we need to do complex analysis involving external servers and until now we could live with a single server that sequentially analyze those entities one after another. All works good, but we reach a point where [...]
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