LIND.DDD Agile Domain Driven framework ~lind.ddd each layer introduction

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LIND.DDD project mainly for agile, rapid development, domain-driven, for its layering is also able to merge, more rough than the previous uncle's frame layering, or bolder, in the developer's use, may feel more convenient, more beneficial use, this is the purpose of the uncle to develop the LIND.DDD framework, make everything easier ...

LIND.DDD Layer

Mainly public methods, components, protocols, etc., such as log components (Logger), message components (Messaging), IOC,AOP, Cache (Caching), exceptions, request/response, user authorization (Authorization), security check, domain model (domain ), domain event (events), data transfer (DTO), Entity Mapping (automapper), queue mechanism (CACHINGQUEUE), warehousing specification (irepositories), Unit of work (UoW), Statute mode (specification) and paging control (Paging), and so on, you can say lind.ddd gathered the uncle all the core and painstaking efforts!

Lind.DDD.Repositories Warehousing Implementation Layer

Lind.DDD.Repositories.EF

Persistence layer, using entityframeworks to persist, it implements the content of the Lind.DDD.IRepositories interface, it is also the most commonly used in the Uncle framework of the relational database persistent ORM Component

Lind.DDD.Repositories.Mongo

Persistence layer, using MongoDB for persistence, it not only realizes the standard warehousing interface, but also expands its own personality interface Imongorepository, it is a non-relational database of the more relational database, it is generally used to store log information and some information unrelated to the principal business

Lind.DDD.Repositories.Redis

Persistence layer, using Redis for persistence, it is a nosql, like MongoDB property non-relational database, with key, value pairs of storage, can be stored in memory and disk, support five big data types, in non-relational database, Redis is definitely the leader! In the uncle's frame, it is generally used to store cached data!

LIND.DDD Framework Diagram

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LIND.DDD Agile Domain Driven framework ~lind.ddd each layer introduction