Explore Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and its application in modern software development through this 52-minute conference talk by DDD expert Vaughn Vernon. Delve into the essence of DDD, context mapping, and the challenges of modeling uncertainty in distributed systems. Learn about reactive systems, microservices, and the importance of core domains. Discover modeling heuristics and practical approaches to handling events, duplicates, and ordered sequences in complex software architectures. Gain insights into the evolution of DDD from 1973 to the present day, and understand how it addresses current challenges in cloud computing, latency management, and system reactivity.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
DDD Today: Modeling Uncertainty
Essence of DDD
Context Mapping
Powers of 10
Donald Knuth
What
1973 - 2003
Reactive/Actors
Welcome, Uncertainty!
Addiction
Perception
Cleverly hidden
Infra Fortress
De-duplicator
Resequencer
Stop everything.
Urgent Global Bug
Why Modeling
Cores Matter
Cloud Matters
Microservices Matter
Latency Matters
Cheap
SOLID vs Ma
Reactive Systems
Pat Helland
Activity
Where?
Explicit Model
Core Domain?
Events
Duplicate
Ordered Sequence
Closest
Multiple Choice First/Fastest
Process
Modeling Heuristics
Taught by
GOTO Conferences
