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Domain-driven Design: Preserving Encapsulation with EF Core

Master EF Core persistence with Domain-Driven Design. Learn to build robust software with lasting data models. Improve your application's long-term maintainability.

1h 38m
Certificate
Chris Behrens
Chris BehrensInstructor

Course Content

Domain-driven Design: Preserving Encapsulation with EF Core is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Chris Behrens. It runs 1h 38m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published August 2025.

Domain-Driven Design (DDD) with EF Core: Build Robust Software Models

Implementing a solid software design often faces the hurdle of persistence, the way your data is stored. This course, Domain-driven Design: Preserving Encapsulation with EF Core, equips you with the skills to overcome this challenge by implementing DDD designs with persistence ignorance.

You'll gain practical expertise in:

  • Implementing Entities and Value Objects with EF Core: Learn how to define and utilize core DDD building blocks – entities and value objects – effectively using Entity Framework Core.
  • Effective Object Relationships: Discover intuitive and powerful techniques to link your objects together, mirroring your domain model in your code. This ensures a clear and maintainable structure.
  • Integrating Persistence with Other Systems: Master the art of seamlessly integrating your persistence layer with external systems and services. Learn how to handle data exchange and maintain consistency.

By the end of this course, you'll possess the essential DDD-driven EF Core skills needed to confidently implement your software models in code. Develop robust, maintainable, and scalable applications by focusing on your domain and abstracting away the complexities of data storage. Learn to build software that truly reflects your business logic.

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