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      <description>The goblin workshop is made for crafting and modeling typical CRUD app domains. It’s a rapid tools for iterate data models, bind a UI. For mastering this powerfull layer, you must understand the key concepts and best pratices.&#xA;Combined with some other modules provide a full framework of goblins. We hope that this crafting experience will make you gain a precious times.&#xA;Key concepts workshop contains services factories for building, searching and editing entities graphs workitems services permit easy CRUD operations on entities graph entities are goblin’s service like others entities has auto-generated [quests] for CRUD operations entities has aggregation functions for summaries, computing and indexing Dependencies and side modules The workshop module cover a mid-level data layer and he gets along well with his childhood friends.</description>
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      <description>In the workshop we propose a kind of domain service factory. The domain driven design guidelines has been a good starting point when we started to define our first applications (see DDD). But we have adpated the methodology and rules to fit a more natural way of designing things. We keep the good of DDD and we enlight the darkness of evasives points.&#xA;We don’t pretend to be experts of DDD methodology shared by Eric Evans, we have read the book and experimented by ourself.</description>
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