refactoring from transaction script to domain driven design

refactoring from transaction script to domain-driven design (ddd)

when developing software, particularly in complex domains, it’s common to start with a simple architecture like the transaction script pattern. however, as your application grows, you may find that this pattern leads to difficulties in maintaining and scaling your code. refactoring to a domain-driven design (ddd) can help you better manage complexity.

what is transaction script?

transaction script is a pattern where each operation or transaction is implemented as a single procedure (script). it’s straightforward and works well for simple applications but can become unwieldy as business logic grows.

what is domain-driven design (ddd)?

ddd is an approach to software development that emphasizes collaboration between technical and domain experts to create a shared model of the domain. it utilizes entities, value objects, aggregates, repositories, and services to build a more maintainable architecture.

benefits of ddd
1. **separation of concerns**: business logic is separated from infrastructure and application logic.
2. **ubiquitous language**: encourages the use of a common language between developers and domain experts.
3. **flexibility and scalability**: easier to change and adapt as business needs evolve.

refactoring steps

**step 1: identify the transaction script**

let’s start with a simple transaction script. suppose we have a script that processes an order:

**step 2: identify domain concepts**

identify key concepts in your transaction script. in this case, we have `order` and potentially `payment`.

**step 3: create domain models**

create domain models to encapsulate the business logic. for example, you would create an `order` entity:

**step 4: create a repository**

a repository abstracts data access and allows you to work with domain objects instead of database records directly.

**step 5: create a service layer**

the service layer coordinates the use of your domain model ...

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