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by bradwestness
4923 days ago
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Well, the business logic that the given model is responsible for belongs in the model. For instance, calculating an order total belongs in the Order model if you are building a shopping cart. However, you shouldn't break separation of concerns just to keep 100% of the business logic inside your object models. Having tightly coupled objects that depend on other classes in your application that you wouldn't expect is worse than having a little bit of business logic in your controller (or some service object), in my opinion. |
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