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Unit testing can be more effective of integration one because it find defects on the single parts. But also single parts, a la unix way of life, can be more effective of a whole.
Doctrine is growing and the 2.x branch will support persistence ignorance for domain classes. But to start doing some Domain-Driven Design more metadata is needed.
Systems grows and also classes do, but we should respect the Single Responsibility Principle. Rule of thumb for noticing potentially God classes.
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