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Primitive obsession - it's a silent killer of complex applications. With an infatuation for basic, unstructured types like strings, ints, and decimals, applications often fall prey to unwieldy bugs and the inability to develop intricate features. This obsession stifles potential and curtails robustness.
In this video, we are showing an effective technique for removing primitive obsession by carefully substituting primitive types with appropriate domain classes.
Proper domain classes have the power to enrich applications with features and capabilities far beyond the reach of primitive types. However, the transition needs to be safe. We can't afford to disrupt application functionality or introduce bugs while implementing a new feature.
Therefore, in the technique demonstrated in this video, we are first augmenting primitive types and then transforming them into more sophisticated domain classes. As you will witness, this gradual process is safe and controlled and, at the end of it, you will have your detailed domain implemented and prior primitive types fully eradicated.
This might sound complex, but it's a journey well worth taking. Over time, the domain model evolves to serve the needs of the business better. It offers depth, structure, and clarity that primitive types can't deliver. The path to better application design and development is right before you. Let's embark on this journey together and reimagine the possibilities of what our domain models can achieve.
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