Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns: With Examples in C# and .NET

Chapter 5. Moving Further with Domain-Driven Design Some of you might be really eager by now and might be saying something like "Come on, let's see the tools and tricks that will show us how to implement a Domain Model and its surroundi...

Refining the Domain Model Through Simple TDD Experimentation Do you remember the very early sketch we had when we left Chapter 4, "A New Default Architecture"? You'll find it again in Figure 5-1. Figure 5-1. Early sketch from Chap...

Fluent Interface So far we have sketched out a pretty basic and primitive API for our Domain Model. Creating an order with two products could look like this (assuming we are already holding on to a specific customer): Order newOrder = new Order(c...

Summary So we spent the whole chapter discussing some initial parts of the model, but with a fairly detailed discussion. As I see it, detailed model discussions are best done with code and TDD instead of UML sketches, and this chapter followed tha...