Introducing Ontologic
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Every codebase starts with good intentions.
You write clean services, keep your controllers thin, and promise yourself the business logic will stay in one place. Then the codebase grows. A deadline arrives. A rule that should belong to the domain ends up in a controller. A constraint that everyone agrees on gets copy-pasted into three different places. The code and the business start speaking different languages — and every change becomes a translation exercise.
I built Ontologic because I kept running into this problem, and I wanted a principled way out of it.
