Modeling on the Right Side of the Brain
summary
Claims five essential skills for object modeling: finding objects, identifying collaborations, defining business rules, assigning services and attributes; uses four archetypes (event, role, PPT, description) with color-coding and post-it workflows to sketch domains without code; demonstrates patterns (composite and follow-up), concrete examples (order → shipment, vehicle → vehicle make), and rules owned by each collaborator; services act as object factories; method is practical for team collaboration and fast iteration with post-it notes and colored archetypes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 9:33Event Archetype
- 14:56Elementary Collaboration Pattern
- 16:38PPT vs Description Archetypes
- 19:11Example
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