Model-Driven Design
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This talk presents Model-Driven Design as a way to create accurate, expressive and minimal domain models using Domain-Driven Design practices. It covers DDD foundations (Bounded Contexts), modeling workshops — Event Storming, Example Mapping, CRC Cards, and Story Mapping — and explains two aspects of Model-Driven Design: Supple Design (code patterns for flexible, reliable code) and the Deep Model (iterative refinement of the domain model), concluding with Eric Evans’ Whirlpool Process of Model Exploration.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:51Bounded contexts origin
- 4:02Business vocabulary example
- 6:50Team discovery workshops
- 10:45Modeling workshop importance
- 13:19Model-Driven Design and refactoring
- 16:11Demo with Value Objects
- 22:27Value Objects and data integrity
- 24:12DIP model and edge
- 27:48Prototyping and TDD Outside-In
- 30:19DIP model localization impact
- 31:45Functional breakthrough and expertise
- 33:52Key concepts summary
- 36:43Conclusion
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