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DDD was adopted by the C#/.NET community, which is why you might find many of the resources sparse and relatively irrelevant if you're not on the .NET stack. H
by mahmoudimus 12y ago
DDD was adopted by the C#/.NET community, which is why you might find many of the resources sparse and relatively irrelevant if you're not on the .NET stack.
However, recent projects are largely based on a lot of the DDD theory. In fact, most "big data" tools and its ecosystem are just DDD implementations. Examples: kafka, storm, amazon's kinesis, impala, amazon's lambda, and so and so forth are all just implementations of DDD.
The recently marketed "Lamda Architecture"[1] is another implementation of DDD.
- [1]: http://lambda-architecture.net/ http://lambda-architecture.net/
- ExpiredLink 12y ago> DDD was adopted by the C#/.NET community, which is why you might find many of the resources sparse and relatively irrelevant if you're not on the .NET stack. A plausible explanation.