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In the previous video of this series, we stressed on the importance of modeling our domain and mentioned that creating the model alongside domain experts by using a ubiquitous language will ease the coding process, leading to an overall model-driven design of the code. So, in this video we identify the main building blocks of a model-driven design.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Layered Architecture
01:55 Entities
03:15 Value Objects
04:20 Services
05:47 Modules
07:05 Aggregates
09:55 Factories
11:18 Databases and Repositories
12:33 Thanks for Watching!
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Great, great, great work 👏
One of the best videos introducing model-driven design. Thank you very much!!!!
Great material, congratulations 👏
That's fantastic! Could you please share some resources (books would be great) to learn more about it? I know a classic recommendation would be Eric Evans, Vaughn Vernon, but maybe you have your personal take on that. Thank you
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7 ай бұрын
Glad our videos are helpful! I don't have a specific reference or recommendation, I try to check as many references as I can before writing down an upload, and sometimes I start with a blank page and write what comes to mind then fact-check what I wrote. My advice is to cover as many references as you can, this way you will be able to compare them and be sure that if stuff aren't covered in the first for example, maybe part of them are covered by the second! Cheers!