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DDD Visio stencils?---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Tapio Kulmala < tapiokulmala@gmail.com> Date: Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 2:18 AM Subject: Re: [domaindrivendesign] DDD Visio stencils? To: domaindrivendesign@yahoogroups.com Hi! Pavel Hruby has created really nice UML ...- SHARE
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New Comment on "App Pattern - Three-Tier Web Application Scenario (Domain En...Sent to you by riles01 via Google Reader: New Comment on "App Pattern - Three-Tier Web Application Scenario (Domain Entity)" via AppArch Wiki Rss Feed by colinjack on 1/22/09 I'm really surprised that this is being given out of guidance. You could sum it up as Service + ...
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New Comment on "App Pattern - Two-Tier Service Application Scenario (REST)"Sent to you by riles01 via Google Reader: New Comment on "App Pattern - Two-Tier Service Application Scenario (REST)" via AppArch Wiki Rss Feed by colinjack on 1/22/09 I've worked on quite a few systems using patterns with the names you describe, and have a long term ...
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New Comment on "How To - Domain Driven Design"Sent to you by riles01 via Google Reader: New Comment on "How To - Domain Driven Design" via AppArch Wiki Rss Feed by colinjack on 1/23/09 > The process used to create a domain model starts by setting the context, observing specific instances of entities within the domain, ...
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New Comment on "How To - Domain Driven Design"Sent to you by riles01 via Google Reader: New Comment on "How To - Domain Driven Design" via AppArch Wiki Rss Feed by colinjack on 1/23/09 > The grouping of objects is driven by the usage patterns defined by the dynamic modeling process. Typically, the data on each user ...
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New Comment on "How To - Domain Driven Design"Sent to you by riles01 via Google Reader: New Comment on "How To - Domain Driven Design" via AppArch Wiki Rss Feed by colinjack on 1/24/09 > The grouping of objects is driven by the usage patterns defined by the dynamic modeling process. Typically, the data on each user ...
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Aggregate RootAggregate Root rules from Evans' Domain Driven Design (pp. 128-129): * The root entity has global identity and is ultimately responsible for checking invariants., * Root entities have global identity. Entities inside the boundary have local identity, unique only within the aggregate...
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