Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software in DDD Europe 2021 attendees suggested reading

Jan 15, 2015 Einar rated it really liked it

This book is impossible to rate.

The ideas in this book are incredibly useful, and I am grateful to the author for sharing them with the software development community. In this perspective, not reading this book borders on professional negligence.

Unfortunately, I find the writing practically impenetrable. There are so many quaint and opaque verbs and adjectives that never get defined or even justified. Does "tightening" make a model "richer" and/or "deeper"? What about "enriching"? Is either one ...more

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Mar 07, 2020 David Stevenson rated it it was amazing

An absolutely wonderful book, even 16 years after publishing.

This book may be best read by developers who have several years of experience under their belts to be able to relate to the patterns introduced.

I felt a sense of regret for not having discovered DDD and reading this book sooner, as I found several insights and patterns mentioned that in hindsight could have been very useful for application in work I’ve been involved with.

However it was only through encountering issues related to ubiqu ...more

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Jan 01, 2021 Romany Saad rated it really liked it

Great book about software design builds on basic concepts of software design and introduced more sophisticated concepts like aggregate roots and bounded contexts, how to employ design patterns for domain modeling.

the only bad note about this book is that in some occasions the writer explains a lot about obvious concepts and cut it short where it needs extra context!

I recommend this book for every programmer that has 3 or more years of experience

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