In Domain-Driven Design, Value Objects represent simple data types like dates, numbers, and strings. They do not have any identity and are defined solely by their attributes. Benefits include a clear separation between the business domain and system implementation, ease of enforcing business rules, and ensuring immutability and consistency in the system. By using Value Objects, software systems can be well-designed, maintainable, and easy to understand. This post explores what a Value Object is, why its important, and how it can improve software system design.
