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Domain-driven Design (DDD) is a powerful set of modeling techniques - it is almost a programming paradigm in its own right. That may be overwhelming for a beginner practitioner. Core principle of DDD is to design a domain model in coordination with domain experts. The rest of the practices and designing methods come only when common understanding of the domain is established.
In this video, you will learn the steps that precede constructing the domain model - establishing the ubiquitous language with domain experts. By completing a small example, you will learn how the process of collecting domain-related terms unfolds, and how it maps to code. By the end of the demonstration, you will see a working prototype that models the domain as domain experts are seeing it.
The demonstration ends in outlining the first aggregate, identifying an entity and a value object, and appointing the aggregate root - those are the common steps in constructing a DDD-style domain model. We will even outline the first, and potentially the second, bounded context in the domain.
But the main takeaway from this demonstration is that those activities are only second to the most urgent process of establishing a ubiquitous language in written form.
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