Articles
These articles frame questions and trade-offs. They do not replace the exact contracts in the guides. Start with the question closest to your current decision.
Why Is a Read Still Stale After a Successful Write?
HTTP 200 but the Query Is Empty: Stop Sleeping and Model Completion
For product and engineering teams designing read-after-write flows. It explains why command acceptance, aggregate processing, and completion of a selected projection are different promises. The exact wait contract remains in Completion Semantics.
Should We Use Conventional CRUD or Wow?
Traditional CRUD vs Wow: From Shipping Endpoints to Shipping a Domain Model
For architecture evaluation. It compares two ways of organizing delivery, states what Wow currently owns, and keeps application responsibilities and the simple-CRUD alternative explicit. See Introduction for the canonical fit boundary.
Does AI Change the Value of DDD?
As AI Gets Better, Code Gets Cheaper: The Business Domain Model Is What Really Matters
For teams thinking about AI collaboration, business knowledge, and executable specifications. It separates the author's argument, external research, DDD method, and Wow repository evidence instead of turning one study into a universal productivity claim.
How to Read These Articles
- Opinion frames a judgment; it is not a framework guarantee.
- Current Wow behavior is governed by the rewritten canonical guides.
- Repository evidence proves only the current example, source, or test scope.
- External research links primary sources and retains their sample, time, and applicability limits.
For task-oriented instructions, continue with Getting Started, Domain Model, or Production Best Practices.