My application uses 3 types of User : Students, Teachers & Admins
Tag : domain-driven-design
I’m developing a monolithic application in which 3 types of accounts can live : Admin, Teacher and St..
BDD advocates for outside-in development because having a clear goal for your code helps you avoid getting bogged down in unnecessary details. It is usually mentioned in the same breath as DDD, but I’m having trouble reconciling the two. DDD urges you to build out your core domain independently of infrastructural concerns so you can focus on what matters most to your business, but how can you do that when outside-in tests will only pass after those concerns are implem..
To understand DDD better, I am trying to create the Domain Layer of an online class application. I have a concept of a Student, Tutor and Session
Can we use interfaces in DDD Domain Modelling(if Possible is it advisable)? The reason why I was asking is that I was trying to find the best way to model the data below. The backstory is that in my App I need to communicate with Different renderers one renderer I am sending data over TCP ..
I am currently analysing the project ddd-library which is really helping in learning designing a system based on DDD principles. However there is one thing I have a problem..
I am using the Spring Boot framework to create a RESTFUL API and I need a way to avoid the duplication of validation rules when using multiple DTOs as request/response objects for my endp..
I am wondering whether it makes sense to not store informational Data inside the write model database. By informational Data I mean data that is not directly used for any decision making in the write ..
I am trying out CQRS, Event Sourcing and DDD in a project and I want to model a Reminder Service