Question 1

What is Domain Driven Design?

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Domain Driven Design (DDD) is a way of more easily developing complex software by strongly connecting all of the software's related pieces into an ever-evolving model of the core business logic.

Question 2

What exactly is "domain" in DDD?

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The domain in domain driven design is the "sphere of knowledge and activity around which the application logic revolves". It's the thing we want the application to apply to.

Question 3

What will I learn in this course?

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You will learn:

Question 4

Are there prerequisites for this course?

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Before diving into Domain Driven Design you should have a good understanding of an object-oriented language like C#, Ruby, JavaScript, Python, Java, or another. A basic understanding of software architecture would also be helpful.

Question 5

What are the benefits of domain driven design?

Accepted Answer

Some benefits of DDD include that it provides patterns to solve difficult software problems, and even business problems, it creates business logic by putting everything in terms of the business domain, and it mitigates misunderstanding between dev teams and domain experts.

Domain-Driven Design Fundamentals

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Module 1: DDD: Modeling Problems in Software

Module 2: Elements of a Domain Model

Module 3: Aggregates in Domain-Driven Design

Module 4: Repositories

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