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From my recent experience on a real project DDD inspires very rigid thinking sometimes on the boundary of being religious (e.g. the quest for pure Values and Ag
by antigremlin 12y ago
From my recent experience on a real project DDD inspires very rigid thinking sometimes on the boundary of being religious (e.g. the quest for pure Values and Aggregates eclipsing the problem domain understanding).
And for a regular "aggregate" entity I would never prefer a JSON storage to a data mapper with SQL (as long as you have an option to use SQL). You should have a reason for JSON and such, otherwise it's just NoSQL hype.