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Professional Domain-Driven Design Patterns

Professional Domain-Driven Design Patterns

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  • Author：Scott Millett
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Summary

Domain-Driven Design （DDD） is a software development philosophy for tackling complex systems。 Software is based around a model of the business domain in code to enable developers and business users to talk about problems in a single language。 DDD is attracting new adoptees as 。NET developers continue to mature and seek out best practices for developing enterprise level applications。

This book is the first to present the philosophy of DDD in a down to earth practical manner for experienced developers。 It shows developers how the concepts of DDD can be applied to their applications with real world examples。 Unlike other books on the subject， it is packed with patterns， code examples and case studies that help to cement the theory of DDD。

After introducing readers to DDD and its application （complete with development best practices and patterns）， it goes on to explain Command， Query， Responsibility Segregation Architecture （CQRS）， an architectural pattern that can be used to implement a DDD design methodology。 Finally， a case study is included to show DDD， CQRS， and Messaging Pub/Sub architecture in the context of a real set of enterprise applications。

The book includes: An introduction to the philosophy of Domain-Driven Design （DDD）Command， Query， Responsibility Segregation Architecture （CQRS）DDD Best practices for modeling patternsPublish/Subscribe Messaging Architecture for Bounded Contexts

Throughout， the book gives the reader masses of code and examples of the concepts that other books have theorized about。

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Reviews

Yu ZHANG ，

The author repeats himself too often。

Tuyen Huynh ，

Really detail explanation about DDD and software development approach。Good for software developers and leaders and anyone who are in the software industry

Jevgenij ，

It's probably one of the best books that I have read on DDD so far （mainly because it tries to be quite practical）， but it's not a very good book in general。 Maybe it's the too large number of concepts to cover， but many essential explanations are missing， and often the book focuses on wrong things in the examples。 Still looking for a good book on DDD then。 It's probably one of the best books that I have read on DDD so far （mainly because it tries to be quite practical）， but it's not a very good book in general。 Maybe it's the too large number of concepts to cover， but many essential explanations are missing， and often the book focuses on wrong things in the examples。 Still looking for a good book on DDD then。 。。。more

Tomasz ，

Many repetitions， the wrong definition of optimistic concurrency， didn't like the book。 Many repetitions， the wrong definition of optimistic concurrency， didn't like the book。 。。。more

Michael Le ，

After reading just a portion of this book， I can safely say that this is the most useful book about DDD I've ever read。 It really emphansizes the core idea of DDD （or at least what I think it should be from my point of view）。 After reading just a portion of this book， I can safely say that this is the most useful book about DDD I've ever read。 It really emphansizes the core idea of DDD （or at least what I think it should be from my point of view）。 。。。more

Jonathan Novaretti ，

I read two others books about DDD， this is the best。 Well written and emphasize things that really matters

Tom Liversidge ，

Probably my favourite DDD book， very good explanations

Wojtek ，

Niezła， można się sporo dowiedzieć， jak ktoś jeszcze nie wie za dużo o DDD。 Ale kilka błędów， dużo razy powtarzane te same rzeczy – zwłaszcza na początku i trochę za dużo detali za świata 。NET。

Christoph Kappel ，

So far my favourite book about the whole DDD topic。 Although I don't have any experience in 。NET it was quite easy for me to understand the idea and I learned about about the language as well。Apart from that， the examples are clear and easy to understand and I really appreciate the structure of the chapters with the short explanations in theory， than code examples and a short summary at the end。 So far my favourite book about the whole DDD topic。 Although I don't have any experience in 。NET it was quite easy for me to understand the idea and I learned about about the language as well。Apart from that， the examples are clear and easy to understand and I really appreciate the structure of the chapters with the short explanations in theory， than code examples and a short summary at the end。 。。。more

Paucls ，

Without a doubt one of the best DDD books out there。

Gabriel Moral ，

Absolutely brilliant book about DDD。 This one is the first full book I read about the topic and I learned a lot of it。 It is not focused only in the technical aspect， it also gives relevance to the principles that will help you to build successful systems aligned with the business and users。

Isidro López ，

Amazing book。Highly pedagogical thanks to the tones of code and examples that come with the theory， which is the main asset of the book， from my point of view。Also very complete， getting a little bit into CQRS and ES （Event Sourcing）。Highly recommended for anyone who wants to get deeper into DDD and see other people approaches。

Carlos ，

Lots of updated concepts related to DDD: Domain Events， Event Sourcing， and a more detailed explanation of the collaboration with stakeholders

Maziz ，

Very good well though out explanation on DDD。 However you need some prerequisites to fully utilize this， IE， clean code and clean architecture。

Daniel Koller ，

to long。 not enough explanations why something is better or worse。 Nice 'Salient Points' in each chapter to long。 not enough explanations why something is better or worse。 Nice 'Salient Points' in each chapter 。。。more

Ciaran ，

One of the best books that I have read on DDD。 Concise examples though have to say I was disappointed that the last chapter didn't tie it all together。 One of the best books that I have read on DDD。 Concise examples though have to say I was disappointed that the last chapter didn't tie it all together。 。。。more

Rezaul Karim Sajib ，

I first got myself introduced with the ddd concept by reading Martin Fowler’s blog。 I then read the book of Eric Evans， read lot of articles in the web regarding the implementation of CQRS， DDD。 In my opinion， Eric Evans book may be the bible of the concepts of DDD but anyone who wants implement DDD in real life should read this book。 This book describes the concepts so clearly i finished the large book within two weeks。 This book also helps me understand the concept of event store， what things I first got myself introduced with the ddd concept by reading Martin Fowler’s blog。 I then read the book of Eric Evans， read lot of articles in the web regarding the implementation of CQRS， DDD。 In my opinion， Eric Evans book may be the bible of the concepts of DDD but anyone who wants implement DDD in real life should read this book。 This book describes the concepts so clearly i finished the large book within two weeks。 This book also helps me understand the concept of event store， what things we need to consider implementing my own event store， temporal queries which I didn’t found completely in any other source。 Apart from that， it compares several of the design patterns with pros and cons in implementing DDD are well described with examples。 I highly recommend any person who want to move on to the traditional application development to DDD， CQRS to read this book。 。。。more

Moqbil ，

I read this book for only event sourcing chapters， and I end up reading the entire book， Best book ever about domain driven design and specially event sourcing。

Houcem Fourati ，

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Damian Zydek ，

I recommend this to anyone who is looking for practical knowledge of applying Domain-Driven Design in 。NET applications。

Jaskula ，

The most up to date book about Domain Driven Design patterns I read so far。 Every pattern is discussed from different angles and based on business scenarios。 It covers different architectural patterns going from classic layered architecture to CQRS and Event Sourced systems。 Many interesting patterns are discussed on how integrate different bounded context， etc。 Really a god read。

Rory Armstrong ，

Serves as an introduction to Architecting systems， Microservices， Domain Driven Design， and requirements gathering with customers。Explores the strategic and tactical patterns that domain driven design covers such as Rest/RPC/SOAP， value objects， CQRS etc。A great book if you're moving from an intermediate role to senior / architecting roles。My only criticisms would be the sheer length， fairly dry writing， and it's choice of C# for coding samples （although that's just a personal nitpick）。 Serves as an introduction to Architecting systems， Microservices， Domain Driven Design， and requirements gathering with customers。Explores the strategic and tactical patterns that domain driven design covers such as Rest/RPC/SOAP， value objects， CQRS etc。A great book if you're moving from an intermediate role to senior / architecting roles。My only criticisms would be the sheer length， fairly dry writing， and it's choice of C# for coding samples （although that's just a personal nitpick）。 。。。more

Ahmad hosseini ，

What is DDD？ Domain Driven Design or DDD is an approach to software development that enables teams to effectively manage the constructions and maintenance of software for complex problem domains。DDD has two kind of patterns:1- Strategic patters that shapes the solution and it can be useful for any application。2- Tactical pattern that are used to implement a rich domain model。 They are only useful if your model is sufficiently rich in domain logic。About the bookThis is a perfect book for develop What is DDD？ Domain Driven Design or DDD is an approach to software development that enables teams to effectively manage the constructions and maintenance of software for complex problem domains。DDD has two kind of patterns:1- Strategic patters that shapes the solution and it can be useful for any application。2- Tactical pattern that are used to implement a rich domain model。 They are only useful if your model is sufficiently rich in domain logic。About the bookThis is a perfect book for developers who are new to domain-driven design and want to learn what it's all about。 But also developers who are more experienced when it comes to domain-driven design can benefit a great deal by reading this book。 Not only does it have plenty of theory， it has plenty of practical examples in both diagrams and code。A big plus is that the author reflected on many of the modern tendencies in application architecture such as CQRS， Event Sourcing， REST， Microservices， Messaging system etc。ConsThere are plenty of references to 。NET， it may not be a Pro for everyone。 。。。more

Cheng Xu ，

Covers many useful topics on DDD。 Overall a bit dry and repetitive when explaining some concepts

Steven Ramirez ，

It's done。 The nightmare is over。 This is the driest book I have read in a while。 There is a ton of useful information but you have to get through a lot of pain to get it。 I found it immensely useful for architecture design but it is not for the faint of heart。 It's done。 The nightmare is over。 This is the driest book I have read in a while。 There is a ton of useful information but you have to get through a lot of pain to get it。 I found it immensely useful for architecture design but it is not for the faint of heart。 。。。more

Rich Roman ，

I thought this book did a really good job of explaining Domain Driven Design。 It's one thing to be explain the concepts and the theories， but a very different one of translating it to real world situations。 The author did a great job of demonstrating what certain terms meant， and how to accomplish the steps in the design process。It wasn't exactly a page turner （although I have yet to read a technical book that is）， but it does a good job of taking you through the ideal process of solving a probl I thought this book did a really good job of explaining Domain Driven Design。 It's one thing to be explain the concepts and the theories， but a very different one of translating it to real world situations。 The author did a great job of demonstrating what certain terms meant， and how to accomplish the steps in the design process。It wasn't exactly a page turner （although I have yet to read a technical book that is）， but it does a good job of taking you through the ideal process of solving a problem with DDD。 It also shows you the possible pitfalls and pain points of trying to enact the philosophy within a team。My only pet peeve is that the writing style wasn't as professional as it could be。 It may just be because my middle school English teachers left an impression on me， but the grammatical errors drove me nuts。All that being said， it's a great book to read to learn about a very powerful and useful design process。 。。。more

Michal Paszkiewicz ，

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Chandan Khatwani ，

Amazing readI feel great after reading this book on ddd。 Why was this book not available before。 I have read this book twice and enjoyed thoroughly。

Fernando París ，

Best DDD book i have read

Sandeep ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Rating 3。5/5As a technical book， I was expecting it to be more precise and hitting the target。But here and there it turned out to be too much of story telling。 （at-least in the first part of the book）。It may act as an advantage to read this and follow all of the steps if and only if - the stakeholder gives sufficient money to invest time into this。 - if the project appears to be from scratch and you need all of the best practices to be a part of the recipe。I really liked Part 3 and 4， those were Rating 3。5/5As a technical book， I was expecting it to be more precise and hitting the target。But here and there it turned out to be too much of story telling。 （at-least in the first part of the book）。It may act as an advantage to read this and follow all of the steps if and only if - the stakeholder gives sufficient money to invest time into this。 - if the project appears to be from scratch and you need all of the best practices to be a part of the recipe。I really liked Part 3 and 4， those were what impressed me， we often don't get enough time and money to involve in a project from scratch （esp considering I am from India）。I read this book only looking at specific chapters， so there are chances this review is biased！ 。。。more

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