Implementing DDD, CQRS and Event Sourcing in Node.js (Book & Code)
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Last updated on 2020-05-29
About the Book
Note: The book is 80% complete. The current version is missing Chapter 12-14 (Event Sourcing, Remote communication, User Interface). While there is no fixed release date, the first version of the book should be 100% complete by the end of June 2020.
Abstract
This book explains and illustrates how to implement Domain-Driven Design, Command Query Responsibility Segregation and Event Sourcing in Node.js. The reader is taught to build software that is problem centered, well designed, event-based, reactive and scalable. Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a methodology that focuses on the actual problem to solve and its involved knowledge areas. Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) promotes to separate a software into a write side and a read side. Event Sourcing is an architectural pattern where state is represented as a series of immutable events. All concepts are described in theory and put into practice with standalone examples and a fully functional sample application. This is done without third party technologies or frameworks. The code is written in JavaScript and uses Node.js as runtime. This book includes a source code bundle with all standalone examples and the sample application implementation. The bundle contains more than 5000 lines of JS code.
Target audience
The target reader is experienced with Node.js and wants to implement DDD, CQRS and Event Sourcing without deep-diving into theory. Naturally, this also implies advanced skills in JavaScript. The second potential reader has theoretical knowledge about the mentioned concepts, but struggles with translating them into actual code. For such a person, it might be required to build up the respective JavaScript and Node.js knowledge. Apart from the first four chapters, which cover the more conceptual parts, this book heavily focuses on code and implementation. Also, some of the covered topics are not explained to their full extent, but rather as far as needed. As a consequence, the book is not recommended to be used as a reference.
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Book & Code - 5 copies (20% discount)
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Book & Code - 10 copies (30% discount)
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Table of Contents
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Preface
- Current status
- About the author
- Target audience
- Content and structure
- Formatting and highlighting
- Programming paradigms
- Code examples
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Chapter 1: Domain
- Technological and business domains
- Domain Experts
- Subdomains and their types
- Identification of Subdomains
- Sample application: Domains
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Chapter 2: Domain Model
- Tangibility
- Difference to expert knowledge
- Model creation
- Representation possibilities
- Ubiquitous Language
- Sample application: Domain Model
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Chapter 3: Bounded Context
- Model and context size
- Relation to subdomains
- Contexts and language
- Technological boundaries
- Sample application: Bounded Contexts
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Chapter 4: Common architectural patterns
- Parts of a software
- Layered Architecture
- Onion Architecture
- Approach used in this book
- Sample application: Software architecture
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Chapter 5: Useful code qualities
- Model binding
- Refactoring
- Readability
- Behavior and state
- Focus and responsibilities
- Command-Query-Separation
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Chapter 6: Value Objects, Entities and Services
- Value Objects
- Entities
- Domain Services
- Invariants
- Sample application: Model implementation
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Chapter 7: Domain Events
- Event-driven Architecture
- Naming conventions
- Structure and content
- Distribution and processing
- Advanced distribution scenarios
- Sample application: Context integration
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Chapter 8: Aggregates
- Transactions
- Structure and handling
- Concurrency
- Design considerations
- Eventual Consistency
- Sample application: Aggregates and consistency
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Chapter 9: Repositories
- Emphasis on the model
- Design and implementation
- Optimistic Concurrency
- Interaction with Domain Events
- Sample application: Repositories and event publishing
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Chapter 10: Application Services
- Design and implementation
- Different service scenarios
- Transactions and Processes
- Cross-cutting concerns
- Authentication and Authorization
- Sample application: Application Services
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Chapter 11: Command Query Responsibility Segregation
- Architectural overview
- Write and Read Model
- Read Model synchronization
- Commands and Queries
- Command and Query Handlers
- Sample application: CQRS
- Chapter 12: Event Sourcing
- Chapter 13: Remote communication
- Chapter 14: User interface
- Bibliography
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