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00:00:00 – 00:07:26
The video focuses on the implementation of the domain layer within a clean architecture framework, leveraging CQRS and the Mediator pattern. The presenter begins by emphasizing the importance of understanding the foundational setup covered in previous sessions. The session specifically addresses the creation and management of domain entities and their corresponding CRUD operations. The entity "Blogs" is developed, with properties like ID, name, and description, and is made accessible across different layers. Additionally, the creation of a repository interface "IBlogRepository" is discussed, highlighting the necessity of asynchronous methods for managing blog operations. The video also touches on implementing functions for CRUD operations on blocks, using Mediator packages to facilitate coordination between different layers. The presenter suggests watching earlier sessions for a comprehensive understanding and encourages viewers to subscribe.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the implementation of the domain layer within a clean architecture framework using CQRS and the Mediator pattern. They recommend viewers new to the channel start with previous sessions for a better understanding, such as an overview and project structure setup. The session focuses on creating the domain layer, which encompasses core business models and rules. The presenter reviews the existing project setup, encompassing the user interface, application, domain, and infrastructure layers. They then proceed to demonstrate the creation of an entity, specifically mentioning a Blog endpoint for CRUD operations.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker demonstrates how to create an entity class named “Blogs” and make it public for accessibility across different layers. They add properties to this class, such as ID, name, and description, and modify the entity to include an author. The entity creation is briefly explained, emphasizing its representation of domain-layer entities. The speaker then outlines the creation of a repository interface called “IBlogRepository” for managing blog operations, intended to later interact with the application and API layers. They explain the need for asynchronous methods to perform operations and prepare to return a list of blogs. Future sessions promise to cover application and infrastructure layers in detail.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses implementing functions for managing blocks, including retrieving all blocks, getting a block by ID, creating, updating, and deleting blocks. They mention copying and pasting code to create lists of blocks and implementing the corresponding CRUD operations in the domain layer. The speaker also recommends watching a previous session for setup instructions and notes the use of Mediator packages to coordinate between the user interface and the application layer. The segment concludes with a reminder to subscribe to the channel.