I always thought of value objects as immutable (no setters). A POJO can have setters. I think lombok's @Data and @Value provide good standards.
It may be a good practice for a value object to be immutable but it's not required.
POJO just means any Java object that doesn't depend on a weird framework.
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I always thought of value objects as immutable (no setters). A POJO can have setters. I think lombok's @Data and @Value provide good standards.
It may be a good practice for a value object to be immutable but it's not required.
POJO just means any Java object that doesn't depend on a weird framework.