Description: The ‘Naked Objects’ design pattern refers to a technique where domain objects are exposed directly to the user interface, without the mediation of a view model or controller that modifies them. This approach allows developers to work with simpler and more direct representations of data, facilitating interaction between business logic and presentation. By using naked objects, the aim is to reduce code complexity, as unnecessary layers that could complicate communication between the user and the system are eliminated. This pattern is particularly useful in applications where simplicity and clarity are paramount, allowing changes in the domain to be immediately reflected in the interface. However, it can also present challenges, such as the difficulty of handling validation and business logic, which must be carefully managed to avoid data integrity issues. In summary, naked objects provide a direct and efficient way to connect business logic with the user interface, although they require special attention to maintain software quality and robustness.
