Although the eponymous book by Eric Evans was published back in 2003, Domain Driven Design is still relevant, not least due to the trend in microservice architectures. The goal of DDD is to provide the most realistic representation of the technicality and domain knowledge in the software to be planned. The development of a joint domain-driven technical language helps to bridge communication problems between technical users and software developers.
Concepts and uniform patterns such as context mapping, bounded contexts, domain events and the internal building blocks such as aggregates, entities, value objects, repositories, etc. enable high-quality software design with a uniform and expressive architecture.
The training course will teach you the most important theoretical basics and will use practical exercises from a case study to further your knowledge. Participants will receive the tools to design technically correct, long-term maintained and expandable applications.
PM-MDDD
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Duration
1 day -
Goal
- Learn to develop a deep understanding of the subject matter
- After training, develop a common language with the department
- Use proven and recurring patterns
- Share experiences with like-minded people
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Target group
Software developers and architects who want to gain a sound overview of DDD and apply it using case examples. -
Contents
The Basics- What is Domain Driven Design?
- Domain model as a central element
- Close cooperation with the department
- Defining use cases and scenarios
- Workshops with event storming and domain storytelling
- Structure of an ubiquitous language
- Dividing into bounded contexts
- Subdomains
- Context mapping
- Shared kernel, domain event, anti-corruption layer, etc.
- Aggregates, entities and value objects
- Service objects and repositories
- Specialist events (domain events)
- Factory
- Layered architecture
- Hexagonal architectures
- CQRS and event sourcing
- DDD for cutting microservices
- Integrating Legacy applications
- Outlook
Requirements
Basic knowledge of software architecture and object-based software design.
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