The concepts of domain-driven design
When developing software, it is all too easy to get caught up in the details of implementation, without ever getting to the bottom of the problem. As software developers, our main goal is always to add value to the business, and for this to work, we first need to be clear what the problem we are trying to solve is. This has been attacked in several ways throughout the history of computer science. Structured programming gave the developers a way to break a problem into pieces, object-orientation attached those pieces to named things that allow for further structure and better associate meaning with parts of the program.
Domain-driven designs focus on getting structure in the problem solving process and also provide ...
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