🧐 How to store domain objects without coupling the domain to the storage system?

💡By using the repository design pattern. But what is this pattern? It ensures a clean separation between the domain model and the persistence model, aiming to hide the complexity of the object’s state storing.

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🌟The repository design pattern isolates the domain from Input/Output operations. It's like having a trusted mediator that handles data storing, ensuring your domain logic is not decoupled to your tools, such as the database, for instance.

🔗 Learn how it works by checking out my blog post: https://www.arnaudlanglade.com/repository-design-pattern/

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The repository design pattern

Discover the repository design pattern explained thanks to a simple example. Learn how it works and it ensures a clean separation between the domain model and the persistence model, aiming to hide the complexity of the object’s state storing.

Arnaud Langlade - Technical coach and software architect