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Thu, Jan 29 2009 11:10
A Upcoming Pandemic of Domain Anaemia
There's a well-known anti-pattern called the anaemic domain model[1][2]. This anti-pattern basically says domain entities, chronically, have little or no behaviour (remember, object-oriented design is about attributes and behaviour). It should be...
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