Managing an orc dungeon
When talking about domain-driven design, it is often stated in the context of having complex business logic to deal with. In fact, most software development practices are not really useful when dealing with a very small, cut-out problem. Like with every tool, you need to be clear when it is the right time to use it. So, what does really fall in to the realm of complex business logic? It means that the software has to describe a real-world scenario, which normally involves human thinking and interaction.
Writing software that deals with decisions, which 90 per cent of the time go a certain way and ten per cent of the time it's some other way, is notoriously hard, especially when explaining it to people not familiar with software. ...
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