We now arrived at the last post of this series about Domain-Driven Design (DDD) patterns and practices. It is about the combination of the different ...
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Organizing our software into modules and contexts helps us going a long way toward clean and maintainable systems. Domain-Driven Design (DDD) describes some additional concepts ...
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If we start building software with domain-driven design (DDD), it can seem to be much work to model everything. Luckily, any domain of reasonable size ...
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Let’s continue to look at the supple design patterns of domain-driven design (DDD). Previously we learned about Intention-Revealing Interfaces, Side-Effect-Free Functions, and Assertions. These patterns ...
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Today I would like to introduce the concept of supple design. Previously through this series about domain-driven design (DDD), we climbed up the abstraction hierarchy ...
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Different areas or parts of a software system are called bounded contexts in domain driven design (DDD). In the previous post of this series I ...
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The next parts of this series about domain driven design (DDD) will be about bounded contexts, how to keep their integrity and integrate them with ...
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Two more concepts which are important patterns of tactical modeling in domain driven design (DDD) are Aggregates and Modules. Both aim to organize the other ...
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