By bloid
via blog.jonasbandi.net
Published: Oct 08 2008 / 19:32
I was eagerly sucking up the facts the two architects Matthew Wall and Erik Doernenburg are presenting in the podcast.
But after about 20 min I was shuddering: At this point Matthew and Erik are talking about applying Domain Driven Design (DDD), specifically about enforcing aggregate rules, when the host (Markus Völter) was stating the following:
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Dan Dyer replied ago:
Voted up for this observation:
"I have just seen too many projects, that invented their very own framework. In the beginning everything goes smooth and it is very cool to work on TheFramework(tm) and not having to solve the real business problem. You can really feel smart ... But then the 80-20 rule kicks in and all the special cases threaten to turn TheFramework(tm) into a big ball of mud."
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