In a typical pattern of buzzword adoption, your horrible architecture isn't DDD just because someone calls it so; it's just bad design. In particular, pulveriz

In a typical pattern of buzzword adoption, your horrible architecture isn't DDD just because someone calls it so; it's just bad design. In particular, pulverized source files and excessive abstraction layers are characteristic symptoms of dogmatic, value-oblivious impractical design: quite the opposite of thinking hard about a meaningful domain model in order to use it as a shared language.