The Domain Commands architecture pattern is a design pattern that separates application logic into two distinct layers: the domain layer and the application layer. The domain layer is responsible for modeling business concepts and logic, while the application layer is responsible for handling user interaction and interfacing with external systems.
This pattern aims to simplify the design of complex business applications by promoting the separation of concerns, improving maintainability, and reducing code coupling.
In this pattern, the application layer sends commands to the domain layer, which processes them and returns the result. Commands are objects that encapsulate parameters and logic related to a specific operation, and they allow the application layer to remain agnostic to the domain model's implementation details.
Overall, the Domain Commands architecture pattern promotes a modular, scalable, and testable architecture.
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