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Building a Unit of Work in PHP: Applying a Transactional Model to Domain Objects

Are you trying to optimize the way your web application handles domain objects, and not finding a good solution? If caching won't help, and data and identity mappers won't suit your needs, you might want to look at using a Unit of Work pattern. What is a UoW? Keep reading to learn how it can help you.


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