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Ive been asked this question multiple times so Im finally making a video about it and the question is how do I work with domain driven design without an orm like EF core thats going to persist my domain model to the database Im going to show you one solution using the Memento pattern and writing plain old SQL queries so we have our Rich domain model here which is the member class and you can see that it accepts multiple value objects representing the email first name and last name using an orm like EF core we can easily map this complicated data model into the database by defining a few simple conversions from the value objects into the values that are encapsulated inside of these value objects and then when we are materializing from the database we Define a conversion for how to convert The Columns in the tables into value objects into memory without an orm this becomes a little tricky now we have to manually take care of persisting this data model into the database and when we ar
