Rich vs. Anemic Domain Model
Learn the difference between rich and anemic domain models and which can help you write maintainable code.
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Our architecture style does not address the problem of how our domain model is to be implemented. This is a blessing because we can do what seems right in our context and a curse because we don’t have any guidelines to help us.
A frequent discussion is whether to implement a rich domain model following the
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