Domain-Driven Design: The First 15 Years
Domain-Driven Design: The First 15 Years
Essays from the DDD Community
About the Book
Fifteen years after the publication of "Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software" by Eric Evans, DDD is gaining more adoption than ever. To celebrate the anniversary, we've asked prominent authors in the software design world to contribute old and new essays. With contributions by Martin Fowler, James Coplien, Rebecca Wirfs-Brock, Mel Conway, and many more.
About the Contributors
https://uk.linkedin.com/in/scottmillett
I am helping teams and companies to develop brilliant solutions to complex problems. Sometimes this involves writing software. Sometimes this involves working with people. I like both ways, especially when it leads me into unexplored territories.
I've been coding since 1982, experimenting since ...forever? This led me into Agile, Domain-Driven Design, Lean, Complexity, Management 3.0 and everything needed in order to solve the problem.
I am a father, a husband, an entrepreneur, a consultant, a developer, a teacher, a public speaker, a cook, a drummer... now it's time to be a writer.
A glimpse of what I am into can be found on my blog, and I've been speaking in quite a few places lately. My presentation track is available here.
I run avanscoperta, one of the coolest places on earth to teach, learn and experiment.
Cyrille is co-founder of Arolla, a Paris-based company specializing in Software Craftsmanship. Cyrille is a developer with passion since 1999 in several startups, software vendors and banks. Passionate about design in every aspect (TDD, BDD, DDD), he also founded the Paris Software Craftsmanship community and is a regular speaker in Paris, Europe and US.
Still addicted to development, Cyrille dedicates a large part of his energy for clients, hands-on in the code, yet also deeply involved in the business analysis and company-scale transformation initiatives. Over the course of 15 years and many different projects in many contexts, he has tried with his colleagues and peers in other companies many non standard documentation techniques, some more successful than others, always with the end goal of harnessing documentation to raise the bar in software design as a result.
A lot of knowledge is lost when designing and building software — lost because of hand-overs in a telephone game, confusing communication by not having a shared language, discussing complexity without visualisation and by not leveraging the full potential and wisdom of the people. That lost knowledge impacts the quality and value of the software product being build. By leveraging Deep Democracy, Domain-Driven Design, Continuous Delivery and visual collaborate tools, Kenny Baas-Schwegler empowers organisations, teams and people in building valuable quality software products.
One of my core principles is sharing knowledge. I do that by blogging on my website baasie.com I also organise several meetups like Virtual Domain-Driven Design, Domain Driven Design Nederland, and I am a public speaker giving talks and hands-on workshops at conferences and meetups.
Mathias Verraes is the founder of Aardling, a software modelling & design consultancy, with a penchant for complex environments. His focus is on design strategy and messaging-centric domain modelling. Since leaving a lead developer job in 2011 and moving to consulting in 2011, Mathias has worked with clients in Finance, Government, Supply Chain, Mobility, Energy, E-Commerce, and more.
Mathias writes about software design at verraes.net since 2011. As a speaker, he's been at many major conferences such as NDC and Goto, and has been a keynote speaker DDD eXchange, ExploreDDD, KanDDDinsky, and others. Occasionally, he teaches courses on Domain-Driven Design & messaging architecture. Mathias is also the founder of the DDD Europe conference.
Mathias has a Masters in Music from the Royal Conservatory of Ghent, and is an autodidact on software. When he’s at home in Kortrijk, Belgium, he helps his two sons build crazy Lego contraptions.
Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Distilling DDD Into First Principles — Scott Millett
- To DDD or not to DDD… What to do if your domain is boring? — Weronika Łabaj
- Discovering Bounded Contexts with EventStorming — Alberto Brandolini
- Emergent Contexts through Refinement — Mathias Verraes
- The Captain of the Night Watch — Indu Alagarsamy
- Traces, Tracks, Trails, and Paths: An Exploration of How We Approach Software Design — Rebecca Wirfs-Brock
- Ubiquitous Language - More Than Just Shared Vocabulary — Avraham Poupko
- Domain Modeling with Algebraic Data Types — Scott Wlaschin
- Domain Modeling with Monoids — Cyrille Martraire
- Enhancing DDD — Prof. David West
- Are you building the right thing? — Alexey Zimarev
- Multiple Canonical Models – Martin Fowler
- From Human Decisions, to Suggestions to Automated Decisions – Jef Claes
- Time — Jérémie Chassaing
- Agents aka Domain objects on steroids – Einar Landre
- Domain-Driven Design as Usability for Coders — Anita Kvamme
- Model Exploration Whirlpool – Kenny Baas-Schwegler
- Domain-Driven Design as a Centered Set — Paul Rayner
- DDD — The Misunderstood Mantra — James O. Coplien
- Free the Collaboration Barrier - Mel Conway
- 7 Years of DDD: Tackling Complexity in a Large-Scale Marketing System — Vladik Khononov
- Tackling Complexity in ERP Software: a Love Song to Bounded Contexts — Machiel de Graaf and Michiel Overeem
- Calm Your Spirit with Bounded Contexts – Julie Lerman
- Notes
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