List of Tables

Chapter 1. Functional domain modeling: an introduction

Table 1.1. Domain elements

Table 1.2. Thinking functionally with the map function

Table 1.3. Why mixing domain logic and side effects is bad

Table 1.4. What makes a model reactive: the four attributes

Table 1.5. Two kinds of events explained. Because of differing characteristics, sometimes Debit is called a command and DebitOccurred an event.

Table 1.6. Sequence of events in Bob’s timeline

Chapter 2. Scala for functional domain models

Table 2.1. A bird’s-eye view of how major features in Scala map to easier development of functional and reactive domain elements

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