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Over the years I have watched Dan strive to find the best ways to develop complex systems, and I’m glad he has taken this opportunity to share with you just some of his insights and experiences. As well as a champion of using the Naked Objects framework, Dan has now become one of its major contributors and committers, and I must say we are lucky to have his energy and enthusiasm directed at this project.
This is a tutorial, a Naked Objects manifest, a software architecture book, and a user reference, all at the same time and combined amazingly well. You’ll find this book to be the best way of developing enterprise apps without repeating yourself.
Domain-driven design comes alive in this book, as it is demonstrated by example on every page. Furthermore, Naked Objects is shown to be the ideal support for the approach, focusing as it does on the core concepts of a system’s domain. Dan Haywood’s easy style means that the complex ideas in this book come across very clearly. Don’t just read this book…mark, learn, and inwardly digest!
This is a great hands-on guide to implementing domain-driven solutions using the innovative Naked Objects open source framework.
