Source: matthiasnoback.nl

DDD and your database

Category: PHP

Posted on May13th2020 by Matthias Noback We're not even discussing CRUD in this article, which apparently is the worst of the worst).

In a previous article (Is all code in vendor infrastructure code?) I've shared my definition of infrastructure code and we discussed a more practical definition as well: infrastructure code is code that is not sufficiently isolated to test it with a unit test.

In a unit test you can just do this: So none of this code is infrastructure code, although those annotations are definitely meant to support persistence and you could say this class has "infrastructure concerns".

Actually, if you're migrating to a different ORM, having a good set of integration tests will save you, and it doesn't really matter where the code is that needs to be migrated.
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