Lessons learned when applying DDD CQRS
Read OriginalThe article details practical lessons from implementing DDD and CQRS in a Scrum project. Key takeaways include the importance of defining bounded contexts and aggregate roots early to avoid refactoring, using domain services to reduce complexity, employing Guard methods for validation, avoiding properties to prevent 'God' objects, and leveraging dependency injection for testability. The author reflects on how this approach simplified complex problems and improved their architectural skills.
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