C# Class Gtd.Client.Models.ClientModel

This is part of the "Client Model" or "UI" Context This context is similar to a read model but it also has certain behaviors. You can perceive this "client model context" as an Aggregate that reacts to Events that are published by the to Domain Model. This "aggregate" maintains its own internal state that represents the state of a UI like a desktop application. When this state changes, this ClientModel publishes high-level UI-specific events like: StuffAddedToInbox, ProjectAdded, etc. These UI events are not "event sourced" (persisted events which are then replayed to get state), they are in-memory "dumb" UI events that do not need the level of detail that our persisted Event-Sourced Domain Model Events need. Our Domain Events are still the same granular ones that matter for when we are persisting the Domain Model state changes and using them to resolve the sync issues that come along with multi-user/device collaboration scenarios, but these in-memory "dumb" UI events do not need that level of detail to keep the UI up to date. Basically, we are modeling the things that will eventually be represented on a client's screen. Client Model is an underlying read model and notification sub-system for implementing a client application. Technically this Client Model context is reusable across various client/device types (desktop, tablet, web, phone, etc.), but the practicality of reusing it remains to be seen.