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A Journey with Domain Driven Design (and NHibernate) - Part 7

After a very long spell of inactivity, we’re back for Part 7 of the series! Last time we left off with a decent domain model, a database, and the beginnings of NHibernate. Since the last article, the NHibernate team has produced the ever-so-fantastic v1.2.0 beta 1. This release supports numerous new exciting

Filed under: Design, Architecture | On : 2006 Nov 14 | From: Ben Scheirman |

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