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objectmodels.org

A clear, credible home for software modelling patterns, references and teaching

Extension: .org Registered: 16 Mar 2023 (3 yrs) tech software education

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A reference library and learning hub for object modelling, software architecture and data design.

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Registrar: Porkbun LLC
First registered: 16 Mar 2023 (3 years)
Paid up until: 16 Mar 2027
Status: Transfer locked, unlocked on sale

From the public registry, checked 22 Oct 2026 Check it yourself at ICANN Lookup

About objectmodels.org

ObjectModels.org names a concept at the heart of software design. An object model describes the things a system works with, their attributes and the relationships between them. That could be a class structure in an object-oriented codebase, a document object model in a browser, or a domain model agreed between developers and analysts. The plural form suggests a collection: a place where many models are gathered, compared, explained or shared.

The .org extension suits that idea. It signals a resource rather than a sales pitch, which fits a reference library of modelling patterns, an open specification project, a community wiki, a teaching site for computer science students or a standards working group. A developer looking for practical examples of how to structure entities and relationships would understand the purpose of the site from the address alone.

The name is two common English words joined without hyphens or numbers, so it is easy to say aloud, type and spell. It reads clearly in lower case as objectmodels.org and in camel case as ObjectModels.org, a styling that will feel familiar to programmers. For an open-source maintainer, educator, non-profit or technical publisher, it offers a descriptive home that needs little explanation.

Ideal for

Open-source modelling and specification projects

Computer science educators and course creators

Software architecture communities and wikis

Technical publishers and documentation teams

Standards bodies and working groups

Why this name works

Instantly descriptive

Anyone with a programming or data background knows what an object model is, so the site's subject is clear before the page loads.

Easy to say and spell

Two everyday words with no hyphens, numbers or unusual spellings make it simple to share in conversation, slides or lecture notes.

Natural fit with .org

The extension suggests a reference, community or non-profit resource, which matches the educational and collaborative tone of the name.

Room to grow

The plural form supports a broad library covering many modelling approaches rather than locking the site into a single tool or language.

Questions about objectmodels.org

What kinds of projects suit ObjectModels.org?

It works well for anything that collects, explains or standardises how software represents data and behaviour. Examples include a pattern catalogue, a tutorial series on object-oriented design, an open schema repository or a discussion forum for architects.

Is the name limited to object-oriented programming?

No. The term also applies to document models, domain models and data modelling more generally, so the name can cover a wide range of technical subjects.

Would a commercial business use a .org name like this?

It can, particularly for a community, documentation or education arm of a software company. The .org extension gives such a project a neutral, resource-focused feel that sits apart from a main product site.

How should the name be styled in a logo?

Camel case, ObjectModels, reads cleanly and echoes the naming conventions programmers already use. All lower case also works well for a minimal, technical look.

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