Implementing DDD Patterns with Spring
summary
Shows how to implement Domain-Driven Design patterns for microservices using the Spring ecosystem. Covers modeling with Bounded Contexts and Strategic Design, then dives into implementing Services, Aggregates, Repositories and Domain Events inside a microservice, comparing the benefits of Spring Boot, Spring Data and Spring Cloud versus using plain Java. The session is roughly 20% theory and 80% code.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:35Bounded context
- 7:03Domain model examples
- 10:56Refactoring deeper
- 12:24Entities vs value objects
- 16:15Anemic domain critique
- 19:29Aggregates and consistency
- 23:08Aggregate coupling lifecycle
- 26:00Spring Boot implementation
- 33:05Kotlin aggregate design
- 38:05Hexagonal with Spring
- 45:16When not to use patterns
- 47:43Domain vs query logic
- 49:49Event-driven communication
- 51:54Spring Cloud Stream demo
- 55:31Spring internal events
- 57:23HTTP feeds integration
- 58:50Advanced Spring DDD
- 59:52Summary and Q&A
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