Reactive Architecture: Domain Driven Design
Offered By: Cognitive Class
Course Description
Overview
Domain Driven Design is a technique commonly used to build Reactive Systems. This course will introduce the core elements of Domain Driven Design. It will also explain how those elements relate to Reactive Systems.
Syllabus
- Domain Driven Design
- An introduction to core Domain Driven Design concepts
- What is a domain?
- What is a ubiquitous language?
- Who are the domain experts?
- Decomposing the Domain
- Identifying activities within the domain
- Initial categorizing of activities
- Identifying Bounded Contexts
- Domain Building Blocks
- Domain Activities: Commands, Events, and Queries
- Domain Objects: Value Objects, Entities, and Aggregate Roots
- Domain Abstractions: Services, Factories, and Repositories
- Hexagonal Architecture
- What is it and how does it relate to Domain Driven Design
- Ports and Adapters
- Infrastructure, APIs and Domains
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