m09-domain

Map domain entities and value objects to Rust structs and enums, enforcing encapsulation and validation through private fields, constructors, and trait-based persistence interfaces to preserve business invariants.

Implement an aggregate root in Rust by defining a struct that enforces business invariants internally, managing identity handling and ownership while exposing only valid state transitions through controlled constructors.

Design a repository pattern for domain persistence in Rust by defining trait-based interfaces, which abstract data storage operations and allow domain logic to remain decoupled from infrastructure implementation details.

Yes, you can use Domain-Driven Design in Rust to handle validation by enforcing invariants within aggregate roots and value objects, utilizing private fields and constructors to ensure objects cannot exist in invalid states.

Use a value object in Rust when a concept is defined entirely by its attributes without identity, and use an entity when unique identity and lifecycle tracking are required across the domain.

Map domain events to Rust code structures by representing them as enums or structs, allowing the system to trace domain decisions down to concrete implementation steps and up to business rules.