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DDD get's this right by focusing on the language of talking about the design. If you can't make a single description that succinctly and accurately formulates t
by delusional 8y ago
DDD get's this right by focusing on the language of talking about the design. If you can't make a single description that succinctly and accurately formulates the purpose and mechanism of the abstraction, in a way that fits all cases. I generally find the abstraction to be a poor fit.
- darkerside 8y agoI've found DDD to be a great concept to apply to this problem. Define your domain based on business foundations that will last, and intelligent reusable code abstractions practically write themselves.