DomainObjekt

Domainobjekt is a term used in software development, particularly in domain-driven design (DDD). It refers to an object that represents a core concept or entity within a specific business domain. These objects encapsulate both data and behavior related to that concept. For example, in an e-commerce system, a "Product" might be a domain object. It would hold attributes like name, price, and description, and might have methods for actions like updating stock or calculating a discounted price. Domain objects are distinct from data structures or simple value objects, as they possess business logic and rules. They are typically part of a larger domain model, which aims to accurately represent the complexities of the business area. The goal is to create software that is closely aligned with the business's understanding of its own operations. By modeling the domain effectively with domain objects, developers can build more maintainable, understandable, and adaptable software systems. They are a fundamental building block for creating rich and expressive domain models.