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Cut your object model as much as possible into different aggregates, as transactions shouldn't span more than one of them.

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The majority of Aggregates are just a Root Entity plus some contained Value Objects.

Alignment of Subdomains and Bounded Context is desirable: if your applications map to deparments, Conway's law* will act in their favor instead of trying to teat them apart.

a Domain is what an organization does and the world it does it in: I struggled to find a clear definition of this term.

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The code is the design, and it can be developed iteratively and test-first "ceremonious, up-front design" is not cherished by this approach.DDD targets simpler models, not more complex ones, with respect to a plain solution written in an object-oriented way (heard me, ApplicationPersistedEntityBeanServiceFactory classes?).Some of the concepts I read in the book were confirmations of something I suspected or gained from experience. Your list will not match this one but I trust it will be long. You will probably learn other unique things with respect to me, since your personal experience with DDD is different. Event Sourcing will still need additional learning with respect to this book. This was just marginal in Evans's original DDD book, and it's nice Vernon has collected and distilled the various experiences of the community and put them together here.

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a full treatment of Domain Events, their storage and transmission to other Bounded Contexts to limit the scope and time of transactions.

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Aggregate design, explaining how to cut between these clusters of objects and how to make them talk with each other.Identity generation strategies, from natural keys to RDBMS auto-incremented fields and UUIDs.different categories of Repositories and approaches to persistence.Ubiquitous Languages are per-Bounded Context.how linguistic boundaries can help define Bounded Context with respect to sticking to the walls that are in place between your existing applications.They may entertain you in Texas, but most of them made no sense to me as a non-native English speaker Italian who never lived in the US. While the book is cleanly divided into chapters by pattern (Entity, Value Object, Domain Events.), there are some inserted comics called Cowboy Logic instanceof AmericanHumor. The Kindle version however (like for other technical titles) makes you overestimate the length of the book, since the last 20% of the completion bar is just an index of the terms.

I read the Kindle version, so not a paper one, but has been organized neatly as code is always well-formatted and figures and diagrams get their own page where they can be viewed in a unique shot. Incidentally, here's a review for the ones of you that are thinking about reading book.įirst of all, let's get out of the way questions on the format of the book. So when I understood Vaugh Vernon's new book was intended as an addition to the series, I set out to read it to get yet another perspective on DDD patterns and a new set of examples. DomoRoboto is an all-in-one tool that gives you strategic, rapid, learning for teams using Domain-Driven Design and Architecture modeling.Īlong with my best-selling books-Strategic Monoliths and Microservices, Implementing Domain-Driven Design, Reactive Messaging Patterns with the Actor Model, and Domain-Driven Design Distilled-I was commissioned by Pearson/Addison-Wesley as curator and editor of my own Vaughn Vernon Signature Series.Given the size of the fields and its multiple levels of application (tactical and strategic) there is a shortage of books on Domain-Driven Design.

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