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An application's domain is the subject area the application addresses. The application's domain defines the ideas and concepts that influence the understanding of the application.  
An application's domain is the subject area the application addresses. The application's domain defines the ideas and concepts that influence the understanding of the application. The domain is modeled in the application by domain model objects, usually maintained under a "model" subdirectory in the source tree.


<font color=darkgray>Parse [[DDD]].</font>
<font color=darkgray>Parse [[DDD]].</font>

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Overview

An application's domain is the subject area the application addresses. The application's domain defines the ideas and concepts that influence the understanding of the application. The domain is modeled in the application by domain model objects, usually maintained under a "model" subdirectory in the source tree.

Parse DDD.