
Your GORM Model Is Not Your Domain (And It's Eating Your Business Logic)
The moment gorm.Model shows up in your domain package, your business rules belong to an ORM maintainer. Here is how to take them back.
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The moment gorm.Model shows up in your domain package, your business rules belong to an ORM maintainer. Here is how to take them back.
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