drn-sharedkernel

Domain-driven design primitives are implemented by deriving entities from a base class, defining aggregate roots, and implementing repository contracts to model rich domain behavior while preventing duplication of core domain concerns across projects.

Foundational domain patterns include entities, aggregate roots, domain events, and repository contracts. These primitives model rich domain behavior and enforce consistent conventions for IDs, JSON serialization, pagination, and exception handling across layers.

Standardize JSON serialization and exception handling by reusing foundational domain primitives and shared conventions across Contract, Domain, and API layers, ensuring consistent cross-cutting concerns and accelerating development.

Yes, you can safely share domain primitives between Contract, Domain, and API layers. This reuse accelerates development and enforces consistent conventions for IDs, JSON serialization, and exception handling across the architecture.

Create a domain model by deriving an entity from a base entity class, defining an aggregate root, and implementing a repository using repository contracts to establish rich domain behavior and consistent conventions.

You need domain events and repository contracts when modeling rich domain behavior in domain-driven design. These foundational patterns support robust architectures by standardizing cross-cutting concerns and enabling safe reuse across layers.