The following characteristics are the primary constituents and may serve as a glossary of items that we will discuss in this chapter. You will see that many of these are factored into the patterns that we present in this section:
- Domain model: Organized and structured knowledge related to the specific problem.
- Bounded context: A system fulfils the fundamental goals of the real-world complex business problems, provides a clear and shared understanding of what can be consistent, and what can be independent.
- Entities: These are mutable objects, which can change their attributes without changing their identity (for example, the employee's ID doesn't change even when their email ID, address, and name changes).
- Value objects: These ...