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Chapter 10, DDD – e Domain Layer, continues looking at DDD with the domain
layer. It begins by explaining the EventHub domain objects, since the examples in this
chapter and the next chapter will be based on these objects. You will learn how to design
aggregates; implement domain services, repositories, and specications; and use an event
bus to publish domain events.
Chapter 11, DDD – e Application Layer, focuses on the application layer. You will learn
the best practices for designing and validating data transfer objects and implementing
your application services. You will also nd discussions and examples in this chapter to
help you understand the responsibilities of the domain and application layers.
Chapter 12, Working with MVC/Razor Pages, covers developing MVC (Razor Pages)
applications that generate the HTML on the server side. You will learn about ABP’s
theming approach and learn about fundamental aspects such as bundling and
minication, tag helpers, forms, menus, and modals. You will also learn how to make
client-to-server API calls and use the JavaScript utility APIs provided by ABP Framework
to show notications, message boxes, and more.
Chapter 13, Working with the Blazor WebAssembly UI, is similar to the previous chapter
and explains UI development with Microso’s new Blazor SPA framework and ABP
Framework. Blazor is a great framework for developers to use their existing .NET skills
in the browser. ABP takes things a few steps further by providing built-in solutions for
consuming HTTP APIs, implementing theming, and providing utility services to make
common UI tasks easier.
Chapter 14, Building HTTP APIs and Real-Time Services, explains how to create API
controllers with the classic ASP.NET approach and ABP’s auto API controller system,
and it discusses when you need to dene controllers manually. In this chapter, you will
also learn about dynamic and static C# proxies to automate client-to-server API calls
from your .NET clients to your ABP-based HTTP services. is chapter also covers using
SignalR with ABP Framework.
Chapter 15, Working with Modularity, explains reusable application module development
with an example case. We’ll create a payment module for the EventHub solution and
explain the structure of that module in this chapter. In this way, you will understand how
to develop reusable modules and install them in an application.
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