Domain Model Pattern Tutorial

This is the third part of the series on how to develop a software application. In this part I'll walk you through the process of separating domain entities from the data access layer project and move them to the models project.

I'll also explain a number of enhancements that we can make to our models, for example, by using inheritance in OOP and a number of EF Core features.

[lyndalijun]

Thank you very much for spending time to make these excellent videos! You are a superb teacher! Do you have source code in some places so that I can donwload? I followed the instruction, but some files don't match what you have such as migration files do not look exactly what you had, also, the domain classes such as in Customer class, I have [Index(nameof(City), Name = "City")]
[Index(nameof(CompanyName), Name = "CompanyName")]
[Index(nameof(PostalCode), Name = "PostalCode")]
[Index(nameof(Region), Name = "Region")] classes, and
I don't know what these purposes are? Can I remove them?

[magorzatawisniewska]

The concept was really clear! Thank you so much Roozbeh for all of your efforts 😊

[ryobsjz]

روزبه شاد ، درود بر شما .
شما الگوی من هستی . ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[rossryan]

Great video. It's very instructive and useful. Thank you Roozbeh.

[abdulrahim]

Very nice tutorial series, but waiting for the next in the series ;-)

[emiliocantu]

Roozbeh, I tried to find the Part 1 and Part 2 but could not find them. Can you reupload them? Thank you! Great content!

[dfvhh]

Please when you will upload the next video ?