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  • The "Domain Model"

    There has been some recent discussion on User Stories, the Ubiquitous Language of a domain, and Domain Models. I have been fairly confused because I am not clear on what folks have meant by the "Domain Model." Some folks seem to be referring to the true code construct that results from 1) having...
    Posted to Whoa, Nellie.NET! (Weblog) by Nelson Montalvo on 09-26-2007

  • Driving and refining Ubiquitous Language

    This post was originally published here . Scott has a nice succinct description of how Ubiquitous Language is defined. In the original description, Eric defines Ubiquitous Language as: A language structured around the domain model and used by all team members to connect all the activities of the team...
    Posted to Jimmy Bogard (Weblog) by bogardj on 09-26-2007

  • Generic Value Object Equality

    This post was originally published here . I read a post from Oren the other day where he posted some code for a generic Entity base type that implemented the correct equality logic. I realized that I've needed a generic base type for Value Objects as well. Value Object Requirements In the Domain...
    Posted to Jimmy Bogard (Weblog) by bogardj on 06-25-2007

  • Ubiquitous Language can be refactored!

    Recognize that a change in UbiquitousLanguage is a change to the model. Excerpted from DomainDrivenDesignBook . We all understand the importance of ubiquitous language as the basis of communication amongst the stakeholders of a project. Often we have had modeling sessions with the business team when...
    Posted to Jazzlog (Weblog) by jssingh on 05-15-2007

  • Castle's ActiveRecord: Not for the Domain Purist in you...

    I finally "broke down" and began using ActiveRecord just to try it out. Here's the tutorial that I used. Now, don't get me wrong - ActiveRecord is built on top of NHibernate and it's one of the fastest ways to start working with your persistence layer. So what's the problem? Well, it's this: using Castle...
    Posted to Whoa, Nellie.NET! (Weblog) by Nelson Montalvo on 04-16-2007
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