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Differences Between DTO and Aggregate in Domain-Driven Design: Best Practices Explained

java

#consistency #transaction #serialization #java

1 mo ago

3 mins

In the world of Domain-Driven Design (DDD), it’s crucial to understand the distinction between a Data Transfer Object (DTO) and an Aggregate. Misunderstanding these concepts can lead to poor software architecture, increased complexity, and more maintenance headaches. This article dives into the difference between DTO and Aggregate, explores why you should care about these terms, and offers best practices to help you implement them efficiently.

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