In this post by Jimmy Bogard, he discusses the issue of long methods in code and how to refactor them using domain-driven design principles. He walks through an example of a long method and identifies the three main parts of the overall set of operations: loading data from the database into objects, mutating objects, and saving objects data back into the database. He then shows how to extract methods for these more complex sections and create self-documenting code instead of relying on comments or regions. This post is part of a series on domain-driven design and is a great resource for developers looking to improve their code quality.
