January 2018
Beginner to intermediate
312 pages
7h 22m
English
We’ve been introduced to a lot of new concepts and terminology, so let’s quickly summarize them in one place before moving on.
A domain is an area of knowledge associated with the problem we are trying to solve, or simply, that which a “domain expert” is expert in.
A Domain Model is a set of simplifications that represent those aspects of a domain that are relevant to a particular problem. The domain model is part of the solution space, while the domain that it represents is part of the problem space.
The Ubiquitous Language is a set of concepts and vocabulary that is associated with the domain and is shared by both the team members and the source code.
A bounded context is a subsystem in the ...
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