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Sure, but it's better to do no domain modelling than to pretend doing it.
by Kinrany 3mo ago
Sure, but it's better to do no domain modelling than to pretend doing it.
- simondotau 3mo ago“Doing no domain modelling” is not really an option. It just means the domain model emerges accidentally from ad-hoc interfaces, conditionals, database fields, validation rules, and UI assumptions. Asking an LLM to help with domain modelling isn't ideal, but it's strictly superior to having your model designed by accident, informed primarily by the initial rough draft of your application code.