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Sorry, but domain-driven design is actually when you have "class Licensor; class Licensee; class RoyaltyPayment". What you're describing is competence and atten
by morelisp 5y ago
Sorry, but domain-driven design is actually when you have "class Licensor; class Licensee; class RoyaltyPayment". What you're describing is competence and attention to detail, and that's too much to expect from development teams.
- regularfry 5y agoAnd that's why DDD doesn't just involve development teams. It explicitly calls for people who are competent in the domain and know the details that need attention to be involved in the design process.
- Aeolun 5y ago> that's too much to expect from development teams Wut? The development team is capable of dealing with that just fine. It’s the business unit throwing requirements over the fence and hoping it’ll magically be OK that’s the problem.