Summary of Writing Cleaner More Resilient Code With Value Objects

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Scott Keck Warren discusses how to write cleaner, more resilient code using value objects. Value objects are structures that represent typed values without a concept of identity and are immutable. When designing value objects, three main characteristics are important: structural equality, immutability, and self-validation. Value objects are useful for writing code that is easier to read and reason about, as well as for preventing duplicate code. Additionally, value objects help to increase type safety and reduce the number of classes that need to be maintained.

• 00:00:00 This video discusses how to write code that is less error-prone and easier to maintain using value objects. Value objects are structures that represent typed values without a concept of identity, and they are immutable. When designing value objects, three main characteristics are important: structural equality, immutability, and self-validation. Cloudways provides infrastructure and support for developers to focus on their projects, freeing them from the hassles of server management.
• 00:05:00 In this video, Scott Keck Warren explains how value objects can be used to write cleaner, more resilient code. Value objects are useful for writing code that is easier to read and reason about, as well as for preventing duplicate code. Additionally, value objects help to increase type safety and reduce the number of classes that need to be maintained.