Summary
The video delves into Domain Driven Design and the Anti-Firmalcore paradox, emphasizing the intricacies of defining the ID of an object using an underlying type like a string. It discusses the importance of encapsulating IDs within objects to mitigate common bugs and the need to create methods to organize and prevent ID mix-ups. The video also addresses challenges related to changing object types in the future, avoiding duplication across application layers, and handling aggregating references and configurations effectively.
Introduction to Domain Driven Design and Anti-Firmalcore
Introduction to the concept of Domain Driven Design and Anti-Firmalcore paradox.
Defining Object IDs
Discussion on defining the ID of an object using an underlying type, such as a string.
Wrapping IDs Inside an Object
Exploration of wrapping each ID inside an object to avoid common bugs.
Encapsulating IDs
Creating methods to encapsulate different IDs to avoid mixing up the order.
Changing Object Types
Discussing the need to change the type of objects in the future and encapsulating IDs inside objects.
Avoiding Duplication in Domain Objects
Exploring solutions to avoid duplication of domain objects across different layers of the application.
Solution to Avoiding Duplication
Proposing a solution to avoid duplication by using entity types for specific IDs.
Referencing Other Aggregates by ID
Addressing the challenges of referencing other aggregates by ID and potential side effects.
Solution to Configurations
Suggesting a solution to handle configurations by changing the type of IDs.
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