Spring.NET looks to be a great way to implement some best practices such as DI and AOP while letting someone else (Spring.NET) take care of the grunt work. Unfortunately, I can’t seem to find very good sample code, and I’ve read comments about it being “overly complicated”. Then again, that makes it sound just like [...]
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Spring.NET – Application Framework
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged .net, AOP, architecture, design patterns, DI, Fowler, framework, IoC, patterns, spring.net on 2009/03/19 | Leave a Comment »
Fowler on the Anemic Domain Model
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged anemic, architecture, DDD, domain, domain model, Fowler, manager on 2009/03/10 | Leave a Comment »
I know I’m certainly guilty of this. I treat the domain model simply like a means of accessing the database and build all the real logic into a set of “managers” that manipulate the entities and do the actual work.
How does the idea of a rich domain model intersect with the Entity Framework? Sure you’ve [...]
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