Summary:
The book provides a concise guide to the fundamentals of Domain-Driven Design (DDD), explaining its principles, patterns, and practices to create a shared language between developers and domain experts. It offers practical advice on how to model complex software systems and align them with business goals, emphasizing collaboration and iterative refinement.
Key points:
1. Strategic Design and Bounded Context: This involves understanding the business domain, dividing it into sub-domains or bounded contexts. Each context is a self-contained system with its own model, independent of others. This simplifies large systems.
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