Domain-Driven Design: A Recipe for the Pragmatist
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Aleksey presents a pragmatic, experience-based guide to Domain-Driven Design (DDD), discussing which DDD patterns are most useful, how to think about bounded contexts (including whether their size matters), and reflections on what Eric Evans regrets about his book 15 years later. The talk aims to strip away excessive detail from canonical DDD literature (Evans, Vernon) and give concrete, practical insights for applying DDD approaches in real projects.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:41What is Domain-Driven Design
- 13:54Business logic and legacy problems
- 20:53Bounded Context and ubiquitous language
- 27:50Core, Support and Generic Domains
- 33:17Architecture and dependencies
- 36:53DDD tactical patterns
- 44:44Pragmatic recipe
- 48:39Q&A
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