Domain-Driven Design Boot Camp

The term domain-driven design (DDD) was coined by Eric Evans in his seminal book, Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software, written in 2003, and was well ahead of its time. DDD is an extremely useful tool for designing scalable systems and platforms as well as the basis for designing better microservices architecture. On the data side, DDD is useful for building distributed data architectures including data mesh.

Join expert Sandeep Jagtap to get hands-on in this two-day workshop that will help you better understand how to use domain-driven design to split teams along domains and to design better microservice-style architectures. You’ll learn the DDD vocabulary and strategic patterns like bounded context, ubiquitous language, and context maps, and you’ll come to understand the domain layer and its importance in the overall success of a project. Throughout the course, you’ll complete exercises in which the name of the domain-driven design concept is initially hidden until you code the problem statement, and then it will be revealed. Using simple coding use cases, you’ll learn DDD from the bottom up to understand how current and existing code bases can be refactored to use DDD. Lastly, the course will focus on how DDD helps in the design of better microservices and distributed data architectures.

NOTE: With today’s registration, you’ll be signed up for both sessions.