Getting Started with Domain-Driven Design without Fighting the Wrong Battles
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An introduction to Domain-Driven Design (DDD) focused on practical first steps: identifying core domains, defining bounded contexts, and using ubiquitous language to avoid common mistakes. Covers concrete DDD building blocks and practices for getting started without overengineering or premature technical battles.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00DDD introduction
- 2:09DDD philosophy and tools
- 6:18Language role in DDD
- 16:23Avoiding spec errors
- 20:58Event Storming and knowledge sharing
- 27:09Domains and subdomains
- 33:12Bounded Contexts and decomposition
- 37:26Context relationships
- 42:39Model propagation
- 46:28Strategy before tactics
- 47:50Summary and iteration
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