This section explains the ubiquitous language used and why it is required, the different patterns to be used in model-driven design and the importance of multilayered architecture.
As we have seen, designing a model is the collective effort of software designers, domain experts, and developers and, therefore, it requires a common language to communicate. DDD makes it necessary to use common language and the use of ubiquitous language. Domain models use ubiquitous language in their diagrams, descriptions, presentations, speeches, and meetings. It removes the misunderstanding, misinterpretation and communication gap among them.
Unified Model Language (UML) is widely used and very popular when creating models. It ...
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