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I've come to the exact same conclusion after spending time with these same types of systems. Practically speaking, I find that abstracting a system into a set
by daigoba66 9y ago
I've come to the exact same conclusion after spending time with these same types of systems.
Practically speaking, I find that abstracting a system into a set of commands and a set of queries (i.e. CQRS) is often the "right" solution. Each command/query encapsulates an individual use-case, and all of the business rules and database access required.
- UK-AL 9y agoCQRS and entity central solutions normally go together like peas in pod. Command side has a domain model, which would be your business objects in this case. A command simply loads the entity, performs a method on it, saves it. Query has a query model which designed for fast reads, normally built by events emitted by the domain model.