The Domain Driven Design Workshop training course examines the concepts, processes, and strategies utilized in domain-driven modeling of software systems. Leveraging the Domain Driven Design book (written by Eric Evans), the course moves beyond theory to focus on the development of a domain model, specific to the domain of the student’s current project.
Course Summary
Purpose:
Learn how to model software using the Domain Driven Design paradigm
Audience:
Software developers looking to mature the quality of their software through domain driven design
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Workshops are instructor-led lab-intensives focused on the practical application of technologies through the facilitation of a project-related lab. Workshops are just the opposite of Seminars. They deliver the highest level of knowledge transfer of any format. Think wide (breadth) and deep (depth).
Duration:
5 Days What You'll Learn
In the Domain Driven Design Workshop training course you’ll learn:
- What is Domain Driven Design
- Overview of DDD
- What is and is not DDD
- Advantages, disadvantages, and competing design strategies
- DDD First look
- Ubiquitous language
- Common domain model patterns
- Test-driven development and the modeling process
- Discovering the Model
- What is a model
- Why is a process important
- Turning the implicit into the explicit
- Modeling strategies
- Modeling with domain experts
- Improving the Model
- Best practices
- Design patterns
- Analysis patterns
- Translating the Model into code
- Development process
- Writing tests, interfaces, behaviors, and assertions
- Simplifying code
- Incorporating security, transactions, scalability, etc.
- Validating implementation against design
- Strategic Design
- Pragmatic approach to design
- Designing in-system relationships
- Designing sub-system relationships
- Distilling the design down to the core
- Design within the Enterprise
- Identifying business drivers and goals
- Creating a shared vision
- Defining a project structure and constraints
- Measuring and validating the effort
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