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A Value Object is an object that can be characterised by it's lack of any identity - a Value Object (or VO) can be compared to another by it's attributes. Value Objects are normally immutable. Along with Entities , Value Objects form the core building blocks of DDD. See also: Blog post: Blogged...
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An Entity is an object primarily defined by it's identity. This identity may be the classic integer type ID, a Guid, or some other attribute unique to each Entity Along with Value Objects form the core building blocks of DDD. See also: Blog post: Blogged Entities and Value Objects domaindrivendesign...
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Finally, after 5 posts in the series, we get to the beginning point, the basis of all things… Entities and Value Objects . OK, maybe a small exaggeration, but Entities and Value Objects (VOs) form the core building blocks of Domain driven applications. Why has it taken this long to get to something...