Category Archives: DDD

Not all events are created equal

By Andreas Öhlund | Published: May 5, 2011

No, this post has nothing to do with the declaration of independence but perhaps that we need to design our events with a little more independence in mind. Events denotes important things that has occurred in our business. These events are useful for things like keeping persistent view models updated in a CQRS architecture and as way to communicate between [...]

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>Aim for "bored" developers!

By Andreas Öhlund | Published: February 8, 2008

> Ayende has a post on how to get developer buy in for advance concepts. What really struck me was this quote: "A while ago I was asked what I think was a good quality for an architect. My reply was that he should set things up in such a way where the developers are [...]

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>Domain Driven Design – I’m in!

By Andreas Öhlund | Published: January 7, 2007

>In the past all the projects I have been involved in has been developed using “data driven design” i.e. using a relational datamodel as the “blueprint” of the application domain. But after reading Jimmy Nilsson’s great book on DDD I decided to give it a shot.Being a “database guy” I had a hard time not [...]

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