Folge 275 - Keine Bounded Contexts bei Netflix: Irrweg oder Inspiration? | Software Architektur im Stream
Microservices-Pionier Netflix scheint keine Bounded Contexts mehr zu nutzen - warum?| software-architektur.tv
Microservices-Pionier Netflix scheint keine Bounded Contexts mehr zu nutzen - warum?| software-architektur.tv
Why Your ERD Is Not the Domain and How Events Make Systems Explainable| Rico Fritzsche
A Practical Guide to Event Sourcing with Pure Functions, Query Filters, and Optimistic Locking| Rico Fritzsche
Moving Beyond Mutable Objects to Explicit Business Logic| Rico Fritzsche
Why I Moved Beyond Aggregates to Functional Domain Modeling| Rico Fritzsche
A Simple Rust Example for Testable Logic and Clear Boundaries| Rico Fritzsche
Why Removing Aggregates Unlocks Simplicity, Flexibility, and Independent Feature Slices| Rico Fritzsche
KanDDDinsky and Avanscoperta together for the Pre-Conference Workshops in Berlin| Avanscoperta Blog
Event sourcing aims to increase observability and create synergy in reflecting our business domain requirements in our code. Find out more in this interview with Oskar Dudycz.| Avanscoperta Blog
Using Model-Driven Design to keep your code constantly aligned with the constantly evolving business constraints. Our chat with Bruno Boucard and Kenny Baas-Schwegler.| Avanscoperta Blog
DDD Open Space 2025: 45 sessioni in due giorni di unconference, altamente partecipativa. Leggi com'è andata!| Avanscoperta Blog
Most people use “DDD” to refer to Domain-Driven Design, which is a useful tool for thinking about API boundaries and system architecture. It provides a way to map a business problem into software. At Real Kinetic, we regularly help our clients utilize Domain-Driven Design as well as other strategies to architect their systems, avoid some … Continue reading "Deployment-Driven Development" --- Deployment-Driven Development was first posted on November 11, 2024 at 3:57 pm. ©2018 "Brave Ne...| Brave New Geek
Assumed Audience: software developers, especially those who work on user interfaces. Domain-driven design, and its near neighbor the ports and adapters (hexagonal) architecture all emphasize the importance of distinguishing between your internal “business logic” and your interactions with the rest of the world. Much of the time, the “ports” that get discussed are API calls (e.g. over HTTP) or interacting with a database. Yesterday, in the midst of a rollicking conversation about buil...| Chris Krycho
Microservices e dove trovarli: un'appassionante chiacchierata con Gianluca Padovani aka GPad sul mondo dei microservizi e il loro rapporto con Domain-Driven Design.| Avanscoperta Blog
