Domain Driven Design: What You Need To Know

When you are trying to design software, one of the best ways to do this is to mimic how the business is structured in the real world. This makes talking to the business easier as everyone is on the same page when it comes to discussing business processes.

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00:00 - Introduction
00:36 - Strategic Design
00:54 - Ubiquitous Language
02:24 - Bounded Context
03:12 - Context Mapping
04:10 - Anti-Corruption Layer
04:23 - Tactical Design

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[maynardewm]

After watching this video, I don't think I have an understanding of how to actually do DDD, but it covers the very basic concepts at a very high level.

[hugarcia]

Great video. I am a functional analyst, not a dev, but we must also learn these concepts. And this is a very clear explanation. Please make as much videos about concepts of code design and architecture as possible

[furious]

In C# you can use records to represent ValueObjects, and they support everything ValueObjects needs.

[YN-wvrd]

Thanks for your concise explanation with easy-to-understand examples. I started reading Creating Software with Modern Diagramming Techniques By Ashley Peacock, and it suggests reading "Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software By Eric Evans" to understand DDD. Though I luckily found the title in the O'reilly online library, your video saved my time. I subscribed.

[StanislavPogrebnyak]

The issue of DDD is that you can design software together with disfunctions you already have in org. Basically, to make it work you need to be ready to change org based on Strategic DDD outcomes.

[computer-science-with-mani]

amazing video and very helpful for anyone struggling to understand what DDD is and its core components.

[AndyRoss-loqq]

This is a really useful video, very clear and easy to understand that does a great job of explaining what DDD actually is. Extremely useful.

[sebon]

Bro your explanations are amazing, amazing channel
Damn and you only got 4k subs? Proud to be here b4 everyone else lmao :D

[newline]

That is a great introduction for someone who wants to start reading the book.
thanks

[amitev]

What a gem is this video (and the channel as well)!

[ariand.sialajulio]

Incredible, Your explanation is very clear.

[esteban-alvino]

Hello Alex, thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world. keep up with the great work.

[marcelocostanzi]

Hey. I really like your explanations, very clear. Just as a suggestion for future videos, please consider lowering the volume or pick something different for the background music. At times it can be very annoying, specially when using headphones. IE at 7:45, there are some punctuating sounds making it difficult to follow your speech. Otherwise great

[mahdi]

Very well and simply explained. Thank you

[mohammedsaber]

Great explanation. clear, obvious and strait forward amazing man. very helpful.

[agneszareba]

So well explained and presented Alex! Subcribed!

[marna_li]

Sound practices when designing software and object-oriented patterns used in the right way - I feel like that is lacking.
In a lot of places developers go right at the problem before actually checking with the business and designing the software - having a clear system and language for how to structure code.

[winxalex]

Like it. Big part of the video is about Entities and VOs, which are quite common in many designs, I would like to have more of how the domains communicate between each other and what is anti corruption layer about?. Is it Event Broker with adapter layer. How the decoupling is achieved?

[distinctionconsulting]

Brilliantly articulated description. Your audio is next level, what mic do you use, please?

[adamstrejcovsky]

The video makes it feel like: "just name stuff after things in your business".