Domain-Driven Design Boot Camp

Eric Evans, a seminal author of Domain Driven Design: Tackling Complexity at the Heart of Software, in 2003 coined the term domain-driven design (DDD). It was well ahead of its day. DDD is a powerful tool to design scalable platforms and systems as well as the foundation for better microservices architecture. DDD can be used to build distributed data architectures, including data mesh.

Sandeep Jagtap, an expert in domain-driven design, will lead this workshop. It will teach you how to divide teams into domains and create microservice-style architectures. The DDD vocabulary, strategic patterns, such as bounded context, ubiquitous languages, and context maps will be covered. You'll also learn about the importance of the domain layer in project success. You will complete exercises where the name of the domain driven design concept is hidden until you code the problem statements. Then it will be revealed. You will learn DDD using simple coding examples. This will allow you to see how existing code bases can be refactored in order to use DDD. The course will also focus on DDD's role in designing better microservices, distributed data architectures.

NOTE: By registering today, you will be signed up to both sessions.