Domain Driven Rearchitecting with the "Domain-from-Legacy" Canvas
summary
Shows how Domain-Driven Design (DDD) can modernize an application architecture by transforming a monolithic, layer-organized system into a domain-structured, business-expressive architecture. Uses a real-world example and the "Domain-from-Legacy" Canvas to guide pragmatic restructuring, paying down technical debt to restore developer productivity and maintainability while discussing DDD patterns applied to legacy-architecture problems.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 12:45Domain Stories and aggregate candidates
- 22:16Bounded contexts and context mapping
- 30:05Domain events and shared kernel
- 40:07Target architecture and iterative implementation
- 43:41Q&A
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