Use the Aggregate Design Pattern to Reduce Coupling

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Aggregates, one of Eric Evans core Domain Drive Design patterns, and probably one of the most important patterns to understand. Its all about understanding the importance transactional boundaries in the code base.
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Aggregates, one of Eric Evans core Domain-Driven Design patterns, is an important design strategy to master for those aiming for reduced coupling and enforced transaction boundaries in object models.
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Revision as of 15:58, 23 October 2008

Aggregates, one of Eric Evans core Domain-Driven Design patterns, is an important design strategy to master for those aiming for reduced coupling and enforced transaction boundaries in object models.


To be continued.

By Einar Landre


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