The increasing complexity of software solutions and the growing gap between fast-moving business requirements and their technical implementation have motivated the development of DDD. It puts the business requirements at the center and consequently the communication between business departments and development teams. Since the software ultimately reflects what developers have understood, it is crucial to establish a common understanding and a common language. The aim is to develop software solutions that not only precisely map the most complex business processes, but can also be further developed flexibly - with constant development effort over the years.
The course begins with an introduction to our end-to-end case study. First, we explore the domain using EventStorming, an interactive method that allows us to collaboratively model and understand the business domain. Next, we focus on strategic design, including the classification of sub-domains, the definition of bounded contexts and the context mapping method. We will apply what we have learned by developing and evaluating alternative bounded contexts, and on the third day we will focus on tactical design, software architecture and concrete implementation approaches. We discuss specific patterns and architectures that are essential for implementing the models in software.The course ends with a practical coding challenge in which the participants implement a complex domain model.Finally, we discuss experiences and best practices for applying DDD in projects and give an outlook on methods such as Behavior-Driven Development (BDD), Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD) and Example Mapping, which have proven to be valuable additions in practice.
Learn:
DDD concepts such as Aggregates, Anti-Corruption Layer, and Value Objects
Low-tech modelling methods such as Event Storming for business processes
How to use strategic DDD to define meaningful system boundaries
Tactical design patterns and their application in code
What really matters when applying DDD in practice and how to introduce it step by step
Best practices to benefit from DDD in the long term
DDD concepts such as Aggregates, Anti-Corruption Layer, and Value Objects
Low-tech modelling methods such as Event Storming for business processes
How to use strategic DDD to define meaningful system boundaries
Tactical design patterns and their application in code
What really matters when applying DDD in practice and how to introduce it step by step
Best practices to benefit from DDD in the long term
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3 Days
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EventStorming: Capturing the technicality (Day 1)
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Strategic design: technical system interface (Day 1 + 2)
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English and German - currently we offer this field-tested training in whole Europe.
Experienced speakers known from various conferences (DWX, Magdeburger DevDays, IT-Tage, ...) having the technical and dedactical skills to teach the exactly the knowledge your scenario needs.
Inhouse or remote - all trainings.
A theory and a practice part is included in all trainings.
Complete training records will be handed over.
Support and consultancy will be provided even after the course.
A training certificate will be handed over to all participants.
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