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Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns: With Examples in C# and .NET Jimmy Nilsson
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Save something and then send an email about the item being saved. We're currently considering whether it makes sense (or if the benefits are worth the added code) to introduce a Message based pattern (such as Request Response) into a Domain Driven Design / Service Oriented There are Application Services, and Domain Services and the application service might use multiple domain services to e.g. NET Framework Design Guidelines and less-great Effective C# I grabbed a copy of Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns (With Examples in C# and .NET) by Jimmy Nilsson. Changes to the database design are driven completely from the software developer's code (ie., type library). Lately, I'm getting more into DDD (Domain Driven Design) and this book seemed the perfect fit to get more and deeper knowlegde on the subject. Books on design patterns catalog a vast array of patterns, many focused around interfaces, but often seem overwhelming to those developers who are making their first foray into software design. For our example C# .NET MongoDb application, we'll be utilizing a free database, stored in the cloud, with MongoLab. ) vacation, I took the time to read some technology books, one of them being "Applying Domain Driven Design with examples in C# and .Net" by Jimmy Nelsson. This book relies heavily on 2 other books, namely Martin Fowler's Enterprise Patterns and Eric Evans' DDD. Focused on DDD practices, with a sharp interest in highly scalable architectures like CQRS. With a new database model, some slight changes to traditional software architecture is required. Anoop is a DZone NET SDK available, and will apply the same on few code files (you can apply that on any dataset). Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture, Boston, MA: Addison-Wesley 2003. Nilsson, ADDDP: Nilsson, Jimmy. Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns: With Examples in C# and .NET, by Jimmy Nilsson. Introductory texts on C# provide the basic syntax and a few simple examples, but do not have enough detail and depth to help the reader understand how powerful interfaces are, and where they should best be used. In this tutorial, we'll create a Database Storage in the Cloud. Examples of N-Tier design with Rich Domain Model.