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@colin_jack The strategy looks like a good route to take if I need reuse in the service, but here I think an explicit random service is nice
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@chadmyers the list is dynamic - there can/will be new entities added (and occasionally removed) as time goes on.
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@derickbailey yeah, exactly... where does that logic fit? And can it even be built w/in they typical DDD pattern language?
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@derickbailey w/r/t: biz case. Think of a lottery system... or maybe a random draft for a fantasy league. (not exactly, but similar).
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@derickbailey Am I making any sense... maybe a higher-bandwidth medium is needed.
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@derickbailey I don't believe it belongs on a repo, but likely a domain service... but how do you actually find a random one?
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@derickbailey Sure... we have a need to grab a random entity, but my question is - how? And where does that kind of behavior belong?
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I need to select a random entity (of a known Type). Seems like a responsibility of a domain service, but what then? Pass on to Repository?
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Knocking out a few hours of work before heading to Cleveland for some Monday Night Football!
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Rockin' out at Hineygate w/ The Danger Brothers and a mug full o' Budweiser!
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Headed to campus... Go Bucks!
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@aaronjensen And just out of curiosity, why would you recommend against referencing it? Is it in that much flux?
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@aaronjensen Cool, I'll spend some time spelunking first, but don't be surprised if I ring you up! :) Thanks!
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@aaronjensen btw... you don't happen to have the basic framework for this stuff in Machine, do you? :)
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@aaronjensen OK. I'm still missing exactly how you get the context into your builder - not seeing it in the example usage in ur blog post.
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@laribee Haha... it is a very Herbie 'do, indeed!
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@aaronjensen So do your FF _always_ push the object graphs all the way to the db? I'd think not, but didn't see an explicit mention of that.
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@aaronjensen w/r/t: Fluent Fixtures, are you still in this ballpark? http://blog.eleutian.com/20...
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@aaronjensen I used to like behaves_like, but recently they've really started feeling obtuse & out of place - what do your FF's look like?
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@chadmyers Suggestion... break away from the fixture-per-class pattern and you'll find yourself using much more expressive test names. :)
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