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Currently looking at a CQRS post by @martinfowler: http://martinfowler.com/bliki/CQRS.html He states: ``` Developers typically build their own conceptual model which they use to manipulate the core elements of the model....

I'm as excited as you are @nidup . BTW just found this quote here by @vkhorikov: **If you tend to write code like in the sample below, you are on...

BTW the extra IDs are mentioned in the DDD in PHP book too. There they are used as **surrogateId**s. These are not used by the Domain. But they are required...

Nice article here btw: http://scabl.blogspot.de/2015/03/aeddd-2.html > Most Java/Spring/JPA projects have separate repository and service layers. Ostensibly, the persistence logic and persistence concerns are encapsulated in the repositories, often called data...

Welcome @vkhorikov ! Are there Events and Event Subscribers in (N)Hibernate too? Do you have any experiences with ORM and ODM (OGM) hybrids in Java or .NET? I really liked...

I've improved the ORM listener and added an ODM listener to get a referenced Entity `Supplier` which is stored as an Id inside the `Order` Document with the expected Domain...

Actually it looks like it is very similar in @hibernate: http://stackoverflow.com/a/11672377/1937050 No wonder since / that @doctrine was heavily inspired by it.

Definitely @vkhorikov ! Lazy loading looks fine so far. Currently these listeners run on all ORM Entities and ODM Documents but can be catched. @Doctrine ORM offers a listener that...

Just discovered this project by @ElectricMaxxx: https://github.com/ElectricMaxxx/DoctrineOrmOdmAdapter Maybe he can give a short comment to our discussion too.

@ElectricMaxxx Can you tell us if your solution https://github.com/ElectricMaxxx/DoctrineOrmOdmAdapter uses an extra field too? Also discussed here: https://github.com/Atlantic18/DoctrineExtensions/issues/750