Part III. Applying Domain-Driven Design in Practice
In Parts I and II, we discussed domain-driven design tools for making strategic and tactical design decisions. In this part of the book, we move from theory to practice. You will learn to apply domain-driven design in real-life projects.
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Chapter 10 merges what we discussed about strategic and tactical design into simple rules of thumb that streamline the process of making design decisions. You will learn to quickly identify patterns that match the business domain’s complexity and needs.
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In Chapter 11, we will look at domain-driven design from a different perspective. Designing a great solution is important, but not enough. We have to keep it in shape as the project evolves through time. In this chapter, you will learn to apply domain-driven design tools to maintain and evolve software design decisions over time.
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Chapter 12 introduces EventStorming: a hands-on activity that streamlines the process of discovering domain knowledge and building a ubiquitous language.
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Chapter 13 concludes Part III with a selection of tips and tricks for “gently” introducing and incorporating domain-driven design patterns and practices in brownfield projects—the kinds of projects we work on the most.
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