The best approach to building a mobile service that’s also available when the connection drops?
Hopefully this question will be a good suit for P.SE since it is a whiteboard-level ‘how can this be done’ conceptual question.
Does ‘consider returning Null Object’ apply to a DAO read method?
I was looking for an answer to the question of what a DAO should return when a search ends up to be for an entity that does not exist.
What is a Ruby on Rails way to save images?
I develop on iOS, and I’m switching from a PHP backend to Ruby on Rails. The interchange format is JSON.
What is a Ruby on Rails way to save images?
I develop on iOS, and I’m switching from a PHP backend to Ruby on Rails. The interchange format is JSON.
Passing In-Memory Specification to Repository
I am working on my DDD know-what/how and have the following questions related to the Specification Pattern, the Repository Pattern, persistence agnosticism, and performance.
How do I make a domain model that doesn’t violate OOP?
My game reads a number of JSON files, deserializes them, and hands the resulting objects off to the classes that need them. These deserialized objects, which can be thought of as the domain model, are normally very simple:
How do I make a domain model that doesn’t violate OOP?
My game reads a number of JSON files, deserializes them, and hands the resulting objects off to the classes that need them. These deserialized objects, which can be thought of as the domain model, are normally very simple:
How do I make a domain model that doesn’t violate OOP?
My game reads a number of JSON files, deserializes them, and hands the resulting objects off to the classes that need them. These deserialized objects, which can be thought of as the domain model, are normally very simple:
How do I make a domain model that doesn’t violate OOP?
My game reads a number of JSON files, deserializes them, and hands the resulting objects off to the classes that need them. These deserialized objects, which can be thought of as the domain model, are normally very simple:
How do I make a domain model that doesn’t violate OOP?
My game reads a number of JSON files, deserializes them, and hands the resulting objects off to the classes that need them. These deserialized objects, which can be thought of as the domain model, are normally very simple: