Virtual Domain-Driven DesignFinding the natural boundaries in a complex domain can feel elusive, often leading to friction in our systems. Our DDDD-20 panel discussed how to read the subtle signs of these boundaries and even use existing problems as clues. The key insight: recognising natural boundaries helps you benefit from challenges, making your design more robust.
Watch or listen: https://virtualddd.com/sessions/ddddd-20-natural-boundaries-how-to-read-the-signs-and-benefit-from-the-problems/
[DDDDD-20] Natural Boundaries - how to read the signs and benefit from the problems
Finding the right boundaries of contexts is hard - implementing them can be even harder if the organisation does not change. But how can one change the organisation, how can one be sure that it changes in the right direction? There are signs, mostly perceived as a blocker but I see them as an enabler, as a pointer to the right boundaries. This idea combined with observing and measuring the value stream could lead to the right boundaries for teams and for code.
SoftwareArchitecture Gathering
Codeminer42
Larry Swanson
Kerrick Long (code)
Domain-Driven Design Barcelona
Daniel Solé
Fraktalio
