Learning Domain-Driven Design

Domain-Driven Design evolved since its origins and Eric Evans’s original vision. What was initially considered a sophisticated object-oriented architecture has evolved into an all-around approach to software development.

The growing attention towards Microservices and Event-Driven Architecture brought new popularity to Domain-Driven Design, which offers the best conceptual toolkit for successfully decomposing complex architectures and flows into loosely coupled components.

In modern Domain-Driven Design, architecture and craft provide options and confidence, blending with strategy and vision.

Meanwhile, EventStorming and other collaborative modelling techniques offer a more engaging and effective way to learn the domain complexity faster and establish better connections between tech and business stakeholders.

Lately, the influence of domain-driven design has also played a role in the growing discussion around team topologies. Bounded contexts became even more crucial in de responsibility boundaries between cooperating teams. (More about this in our blog article: About Team Topologies and Context Mapping).

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The maturity of the topic makes it hard to wrap all the knowledge into a single Domain-Driven Design course, so we have more than one:

• If you’re looking for a short (3-hour) eagle-eye view that can also turn into a multi-perspective discussion, then the online DDD Executive View with Alberto Brandolini is the best way to understand Domain-Driven Design and its consequences on your ecosystem.
• Domain-Driven Design Modelling Workshop with Alberto Brandolini is a 3-day immersive in-person journey into collaborative modelling, from Big Picture EventStorming to Context Mapping to aggregate design.
• Domain Models in Practice with Marco Heimeshoff is a five-session remote training course connecting strategy and collaborative modelling with a modern implementation in CQRS/ES.
• Scott Wlaschin’s Domain Modeling Made Functional workshop is the perfect choice if your challenge is to map DDD concepts into functional paradigms.
• Bruno Boucard and Kenny Baas-Schwegler‘s Deep Dive into Model-Driven Design focuses on the last mile, specifically how code quality, solutions, and practice provide feedback to improve our models, feeling the loop closing under our typing fingers.

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• EventStorming Masterclass with Alberto Brandolini specifically targets aspiring facilitators, on the different EventStorming formats.
• EventStorming Remote Experience gives you the best tools for a successful online modelling experience tuned for remote development teams.
• Gianluca Padovani‘s Microservices Practical Training will guide you from an EventStorming model towards a microservices implementation. The hands-on approach will connect theory and model with practice and field experience.