Validating domain objects
Read OriginalThe article explores the separation of validation logic between domain objects and Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) in software architecture. It argues that validation is often client-specific, using examples like password confirmation and email uniqueness during user registration. The author advocates for keeping domain objects restrictive and using external validation classes for DTOs to enable cleaner error handling and client-specific views.
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