Summary
In this chapter, you delved deep into the strategic patterns of domain-driven design, discovering how vital it is to establish a ubiquitous language to eliminate ambiguity and ensure clear communication among all team members.
You learned that aligning the language used in your code with the domain models helps create a clear and comprehensible architecture, simplifying modifications and reducing errors. You learned how splitting large models into smaller, manageable bounded contexts is crucial for maintaining a system that can evolve without fear of unintended consequences. This approach allows you to isolate different business areas, making it easier to modify parts of your system without disrupting others. Finally, you were also introduced to several strategic patterns that help manage the relationships and interactions between these contexts. These include the shared kernel, customer-supplier, conformist, ACL, PHS, and published language patterns.
Each of these...
