Domain Modeling is a programming approach in which real world entities, and the relationships between them, are described and modeled as a web of interconnected objects, thus collectively describing the problem domain space.
Tag: domain modeling
Episode #405: Self Save Part 4
In this series conclusion, we learn some lessons about trampolines and self-saving domain models.
Episode #404: Self Save Part 3
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Episode #401: Whole Value
In this episode, we address the Primitive Obsession code smell with a lesser-known design pattern.
Episode #400: Primitive Obsession
Today, in part 1 of 2, we explore the implications of a common code smell.
Episode #335: Rule
Do you ever have trouble figuring out which class a method belongs in? In this episode we'll look at one solution.
Episode #333: Processes Everywhere
Today we put on our philosopher hats, and talk a little about what makes an object a process.
Episode #331: Process Object
Today we learn an alternative to "service objects" for scripting user interactions.
Episode #329: Transaction Script
Today we begin a conversation about Service Objects and alternatives.
Episode #091: Ruby 2.0: Rebinding Methods
In this, the first (but far from the last!) RubyTapas episode to focus on a Ruby 2.0 feature, we look at the implications of Ruby's newly relaxed rules for binding …
Episode #087: Naming Things: Headcount
Naming things is hard, and it's difficult to come up with hard-and-fast rules for it. But it can be helpful to learn from examples of real-world naming decisions that led …