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This document contains notes from DDD Talk Meetup #3. It discusses several topics related to domain-driven design including repositories, the @Autowired annotation in Spring, using JOOQ to fetch optional values from databases, and removing values from a bex domain model. Other topics mentioned include dependency inversion principle, singleton beans, dependency injection, testing with JUnit and Mockito, SQL, table structures, primary keys, and ubiquitous language. The document also briefly mentions other programming languages and frameworks like Scala, Ruby, Rust, SOLID and F#.
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