Domain driven design (abbreviated as DDD) is a design methodology that focuses on the domain. What is an object and what is an attribute is determined by their place in the real world.
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IEnumerable and Predicate sets in .NET (complete, explained)
See a revised version in the answer below
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Previously: Countable and uncountable sets in .NET (clean version).
Thesis There is a full featured support of countable sets in ...
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Countable and uncountable sets in .NET (set operators, demo)
Up-to-date version: IEnumerable and Predicate Sets in .NET (Complete, Explained).
Previously: Countable and uncountable sets in .NET (clean version).
Disclaimer: Please do not interpret my attempts ...
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Countable and uncountable sets in .NET (clean version)
Sorry, it used to be some retired garbage in Countable and uncountable sets. Now and here it is clean.
P.S. I would not like to say that this stuff is about to replace functional programming :) No, ...
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Countable and uncountable sets in .NET (IEnumerable and Predicate)
There is a full featured support of countable sets in .NET: IEnumerable<T>. What about uncountable sets; sets defined by predicate? How can they be ...
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Condition class
Up-to-date version: Countable and uncountable sets in .NET (IEnumerable and Predicate).
Here is my own predicate class; it is equipped with some operators. Demo:
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Querying the Google ads API
I have a method which relies heavily on object supplied by third party APIs. Below is my working code, is there any scope of improvement?
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Replacing an application service class with multiple command handlers
I have a Controller which uses an application service to accomplish its tasks. The service class is starting to grow big and developing multiple dependencies. So I am thinking of replacing the single ...
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Logging strategy setup
I finally set up my logging infrastructure to work as desired, however I feel like I had to do quite a lot things just to fulfill a few requirements. Now I'm worried if my approach has major ...
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First domain-driven User entity class
I'm still learning about domain driven design, and I have created my first entity class User.
Is this fully compliant with the DDD principles? Particularly my ...
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Implementing a domain model
My domain model consists mostly of simple DTOs, i.e. 'Data Transfer Objects' which this article distinguishes from 'Plain Old C# Objects', like this one:
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