Domain Driven Design

Domain Driven Design, first introduced by Eric Evans in 2003, is a software design strategy intended to take complex domains (real-world problems) and simplify them into a extensible and maintainable software solution.

DDD Concepts

• Anemic Model
• Anti-Corruption Layer
• Bounded Context
• Entity
• Ubiquitous Language
• Value Object

DDD Design Patterns

• Aggregate Pattern
• CQRS Pattern
• Repository Pattern
• Specification Pattern

DDD Practices

• Context Mapping
• Domain Storytelling

References

• Domain-Driven Design Fundamentals Pluralsight