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The problem with following a list of principles inside of a book is: It's hard and requires a holistic view of the entire manuscript which everyone has to remin
by nurettin 4y ago
The problem with following a list of principles inside of a book is: It's hard and requires a holistic view of the entire manuscript which everyone has to remind themselves all the time.
This is much more compelling:
Why domain driven design? Because we have tools that detect deviations and give suggestions for expanding your models.
Just like Rust constraining ownership, just like ruby on rails generating entities, controllers, css html and js for your model with a single command.
In other words, writing rules is easy. You are just leaving tooling (the most useful and hardest part) as an exercise for the reader.
- bamboozled 4y agoI feel about the same about Scrum / Agile. The theory is sound, the principal is good, in the end the execution is often lackluster.
- alexilliamson 4y agoThe last sentence describes the band Rush for me. Three such incredible musicians coming together to make meh music.
- marcosdumay 4y agoI disagree. The principal of Scrum is already rotten. Nothing in it leads to productive developers, only to micromanaged feature factories.
- bamboozled 4y agoThat's a more direct way of saying what I already think :)