In this video, we try to understand why using DTO classes is important. And why using entity objects is not ok when passing data through different layers.
This is a solid video regarding DTOs over Entities, using code examples and succinct descriptions for some primary reasons DTOs should be used over Entities. Much better than other videos I've found on RUclips. Thank you for contributing to the coding community.
Will the use of a DTO like this add to the memory load when there is a lot of data? Because after we get data from database, we do map again to DTO class. Thank you
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I found this video after watching several videos and losing time. This video has direct explanation with a simple and proper example. Thank you
This is a solid video regarding DTOs over Entities, using code examples and succinct descriptions for some primary reasons DTOs should be used over Entities. Much better than other videos I've found on RUclips. Thank you for contributing to the coding community.
This has been the best explanation / code demostration regarding the subject I have found until now. Kudos
Thank you for the video. Got a good understanding of the concept.
Excellent , Thanks for public this video , I'm was learn today very much.
Will the use of a DTO like this add to the memory load when there is a lot of data? Because after we get data from database, we do map again to DTO class. Thank you
One might add that it is a good practice to use static constructors instead of such converters.
You probably meant Static factory methods, but still not clear about the advantages of such approach
As far as I understand, there may also be a situation when you need to pass an object containing fields that are not in the model
Thank you!
do you have also the source code ?...
Why you use public in your DTO ?