In the previous chapter, we examined DDD’s idea of context maps and why it is a good thing to distribute components via their bounded contexts within your architecture, and why it is good to have as few cross-dependencies between the contexts as possible. The fewer dependencies each BC has to all others, the better off we are and the more independent our BCs (and application) become. In the real world, a large enterprise application could be split up to the extreme by having an entire team dedicated to each of its bounded contexts. In this chapter, we will focus on specific ...
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