Blog post featuring end-to-end method and tool chain to get from domain-driven designs to service APIs (with Context Mapper and MDSL)
Domain-Driven Design (DDD) proposes techniques and patterns to deal with the intrinsic complexity in software development, both organizationally and technically. Key DDD themes are business-orientation, domain modeling, and knowledge reuse both on the strategical (i.e., long term, cross-project) and on the tactical (i.e., application, project, product) level. DDD has been around, in active use on real-world projects, and supported by a Community since the first DDD book came out in 2003; it recently became particularly popular in the microservices community as a way to identify service boundaries (via strategic DDD).
See DDD reference for pattern summaries (PDF, Word) and/or DDD glossary in community website.
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