Keep the ubiquitous language alive after the whiteboard.
logiCells treats concepts, relations, actions, constraints, views and events as explicit application material. The domain model can remain inspectable and executable instead of becoming documentation around an unrelated implementation.
Meaning first. Operationalization second.
Classes, tables, forms and endpoints still matter, but they are not forced to become the primary definition of the business.
Concepts
Give business things stable identities and explicit roles in the domain vocabulary.
Relations & boundaries
Represent meaningful relationships and published capabilities without collapsing every context into one storage model.
Actions & events
Make business capabilities and transitions explicit contracts rather than incidental controller code.
Runtime
Carry the conceptual structure into the assembled application where tooling and runtime services can inspect and use it.
Model the business. Compile only what needs code.
Declarative models carry stable structure. H-Logic can express semantic knowledge where it adds value. Procedural or compiled implementation remains available when operational logic genuinely needs it.
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