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  • Are you sure about that? If I took the logic out of the domain entities then my models become anemic and aren't self-validating. Commented Sep 9, 2018 at 12:08
  • @user1560457 I think terminology might be confusing things? It's physically impossible to send logic over the wire. Logic can only exist in your MVC app or in your API. You can send data (messages) between those applications, but messages aren't domain entities. I would think that your domain entities should exist only inside your API; the MVC app shouldn't have any knowledge of domain entities. The only thing the MVC app should know how to do is to send/receive messages to/from the API. Also, you don't need self-validating messages since validation is a responsibility for the API. Commented Sep 9, 2018 at 13:47