Mike Wojtynac at DDD Europe 2025
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Combines domain experiments with example mapping, mob programming and test-driven development to surface where bounded contexts should sit and which rules are real versus accidental. Runs short, collaborative micro-experiments that produce executable examples, failing and passing tests, and an evolving example map; treats tests as boundary hypotheses to be refuted or refined. Claims this workflow yields quicker consensus on interfaces and fewer surprises when code meets reality.
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