Application services, on the other hand, are a great way to introduce a layered architecture. They can be used for mapping data inside the domain model to a shape required by a client application. For example, maybe you need to display tabular data in a DataGrid, but you want to maintain a granular and jagged object graph in your model.

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Quite often, we must modify a file that has already been committed to the local repository. In this case, we often end up with commit messages like: “Fixed typo.”, “Added missing parameter.”, “Removed redundant import.”

At some point, we realize that such commit clutter the code history, and it is better to avoid them. Fortunately, there are at least two options to get rid of them.

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