Alberto Brandolini at DDD Europe 2025
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Explains how modeling with many models shifts from fast, isolated iterations in a small team into coordination overhead in a growing team and compliance, localization and latency issues in a multi-country scenario. Recommends concrete practices: explicit integration contracts, event schema governance, model versioning and anti‑corruption layers; shows actual tradeoffs when teams choose independent model per bounded context versus a shared core model, and reports whether those choices reduce bugs, speed delivery, and scale across borders.
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