When do domain concepts become application constructs?
I recently posted a question regarding recovering a DDD architecture that became an anemic domain model into a multitier architecture and this question is a follow-on of sorts.
Application Logic – which of the two definitions is correct?
This is my understanding of the Application Layer:
Layered architecture using Entity Framework with different class libraries
Our business requirements required to create a layered and modular architecture. So I designed an architecture to make it as decoupled and as modular as possible. I will list my layers below
CQRS with Repository pattern and Inversion of Control (with DI)
I assigned a POC project to someone where I asked to implement both Command Query Responsibility Segregation, Inversion of Control (with Dependency Injection) and Repository pattern. “Someone” gave me a POC solution project but I am not sure whether this is the way it is done. I will brief here about the POC project
How to achieve N-Tier type in Codeigniter MVC [closed]
Closed 11 years ago.
How to achieve N-Tier type in Codeigniter MVC [closed]
Closed 11 years ago.
how to expose certain tables of an internal database on a public site
I have an internal database at my work. At the moment we are using excel to import data, but this is very error prone, so I would like to replace this with some javascript based application which exposes some of the data in lookup tables in dropdown menus, for our customers to fill in, on a public website.
Why doesn’t layered architecture translate easily to tiered architecture?
Basically, I’m trying to understand why layered and tiered are that different, and why they don’t translate easily to each other.
Implementing User Authentication on an N-Tier Web Application
I appreciate all help and feedback. Parts bolded are critical parts if this is too verbose. Perhaps it will help to mention I am a green developer. I have found some useful info from related questions posted here and on Stack Overflow but nothing that felt 100%.
Implementing User Authentication on an N-Tier Web Application
I appreciate all help and feedback. Parts bolded are critical parts if this is too verbose. Perhaps it will help to mention I am a green developer. I have found some useful info from related questions posted here and on Stack Overflow but nothing that felt 100%.