Workshop on Domain Driven Design

12 Registered Dec, 2018 9:30 AM 2 Days / 16 Hrs

About the Instructor:

The instructor has over 25 years of IT industry experience and executed several transformational projects for Fortune 500 customers. He has held strategic and technology consulting and implementation roles at well-known organizations like Cisco Systems, Accenture,Wipro and Symantec

He has Delivered a number of training programs in the areas of Systems Thinking, Domain Driven Design, RPA, Machine Learning, Agile Scrum, Enterprise Architecture, TOGAF, Solution Architecture, EA, TOGAF, SOA, EAI and more to a number of enterprises all over the world Some of the renowned organizations are - PRGX, Amdocs, Ericsson, HCL, EMC, Xchanging, Syntel, NN Life, Dubai Customs, IBM, Tech Mahindra, L&T Infotech, Intuit, Al-Futtaim, Redim,CGI, Misys, Etisalat, Telecom Fiji Ltd, National Bank of Kuwait and many more.

Description

Overview:

What is Domain Driven Design?

Domain-driven design (DDD) is an approach to software development for complex needs by connecting the implementation to an evolving model The premise of domain-driven design is the following:

placing the project's primary focus on the core domain and domain logic
basing complex designs on a model of the domain

initiating a creative collaboration between technical and domain experts to iteratively refine a conceptual model that addresses particular domain problems

Objectives:

The course is designed to equip participants with both foundational and advanced concepts of software architecture and design using Domain Driven Design approach.

Software professionals working on a variety of platforms, tools and technologies come with either limited or one-sided view of the software architecture and design concepts. The DDD is all about connecting the implementation to an evolving software model. DDD focuses on the core domain, context and the domain logic. There is a strong emphasis on the collaboration between domain experts and software developers. The two teams will share a common ubiquitous language. Currently, most of the software engineers lack the collaboration and domain language driven approach to software development.

The course is designed to exclusively address the above concerns. The focus of the course is introducing the ideas of Domain Driven Design (DDD) concepts and techniques and applying these ideas to designing and developing software solutions.

Domain Driven Design Concepts & Principles:

Today’s digital transformation drivers and challenges
Aligning business domain with software engineering
Role of software design and architecture
Overview of software engineering trends
Defining a software system and its characteristics
Defining solution architecture and design terms
Software architecture and design principles
Architecture domains, partitioning and strategies
Systems thinking, Top-down approach to modeling software
Introducing Domain Driven Design approach
Domain Driven Design (DDD) concepts and techniques
The Business value of DDD for domain stakeholders
Challenges of applying DDD practices
Strategic domain-driven design for today’s businesses
Common language for system developers and domain experts
Developing context and requirements with DDD approach
Review of OOAD, UML and Database principles
Hands-on Exercises

Domain Driven Design Techniques and Implementation:

DDD Terms – Domains, Subdomains, Bounded Context, Ubiquitous Language, Context Maps, etc.
Domain Driven Design artifacts – Entities, Services, Repository, Factory, Aggregates, Domain events, etc.
DDD Patterns - Domain Entity Pattern, Value Object Pattern, Aggregate Pattern, Factories, Repositories, etc.
Dependency Inversion Principle
Hexagonal or Ports Adapters
Applying DDD to Microservices
Designing Microservices application layer and APIs with DDD
Layers in DDD Microservices – Application Layers, Domain Model Layer and Infrastructure Layer
Dependencies between layers
Designing a Microservices domain model
DDD Case studies
DDD Quiz
Hands-on Exercises

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