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I got a (few) comment by Colin on my previous post on the series that I had started. He goes like this for me saying that I am the domain expert for the sample application I was building. My main feedback would be that a DDD example done without an external domain expert probably isn't a good idea. A few of us have tried this over the years and decided it wasn't a great idea, I'd at the least indicate your using *some* of the patterns from DDD but not others (including the working with domain experts) and that this isn't necessarily the sort of problem that suits a full DDD approach And for the application itself… ...
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In my previous post, we looked at setting up the project structure and the tools and libraries that we’ll need to build the application. In this post we’ll look at creating a few base classes. Layer SuperType: The Entity Base Class Before we start of creating the domain objects, lets first create the base entity object. As discussed before, an entity is something that has an identity. This would be our layer supertype because this class will be inherited by all our domain objects that needs to have an identity. ...
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In my pervious posts, I wrote about the aspects of TDD and DDD a bit, and following up on the series, I will start building the sample application from this post onwards. For the lack of better name, I will be calling the application DDDBlog. Setting up the project Lets create the project structure as shown below. 
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