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Domain Data Modeling using TypeScript Aliases, Brand Types and Value Objects

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    Evolve your Data Model with Aliases, Brand Types and Value Objects
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Evolve your Data Model with Aliases, Brand Types and Value Objects

Tomasz Ducin
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Now that you've learned the basic principles of domain driven design, you will need to evaluate your codebase and see what patterns make sense for you.

Aliases, Brand Types, and Value Objects go a long way to bringing more type-safety to your application while consolidating the sources of truth that your application has.

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