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A design pattern is a general reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software design.
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How should "preparation" and "usage" of the same data be separated in a DDD application, if ...
In most domains, there is an app that "prepares" data, and another app that "serves" the prepared data. The data, however, is from the same Core Domain, which causes some confusion in modeling.
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Architecture/design to piece together former-relational MySQL data, now in different databases
By current design, most data is stored in MySQL, and we use the repository pattern in our web app as the layer to fetch data from the DB. We do the same thing when fetching relations, using our framew …
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