If you separate the queries from the commands (command-query separation), you could have a specific query that returns what you need with one request - nothing more and nothing less. This query can bypass the business layer (therefore avoiding the unneeded overhead), and talk to the database directly. See example here.
Where to build complex object, business layer or controller?
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19-07-2023 - |
Frage
Let's say we have a web page that is supposed to have 1 post collection (title, date) and a list of posts (title, body).
I can visualise a view model like:
public class PostCollectionViewModel
{
public PostCollectionHeader PostCollectionHeader {get;set;}
public List<Post> Posts {get;set;}
}
Should I call two business layer methods to fill these two view model properties or should I have a single business layer method that should return a post collection with posts?
Lösung
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