In the previous blog post, I tried to explore ideas and questions that help me determine how to correct or establish a good domain model. In this second part, I'm writing about the process of implementing those changes as compared to traditional application development.
Fixing your Mendix Domain model - part 1
In the past month, I've been asked to help other Mendix developers with what I'm seeing as a very common problem: Domain models. What is occurring is that the developers build their models, begin to create their pages and forms, and inevitably hit a wall where they can't quite get the attributes on their pages to align, associate, or a number of other issues. Worse yet are those applications that have been in production for a while that require a redesign in order to accommodate a new feature. In this post I'm going to explore how I troubleshoot and help correct designs.