What is DDD?
It stands for Domain-Driven Design.
Definition
Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a software development approach focused on creating high-quality software that meets business needs.
Primary Focus
DDD emphasizes placing the main focus of a project on the core logic and concepts of the business domain.
Collaboration
DDD promotes creative collaboration between technical and domain experts to ensure the model accurately reflects the business.
Reference Material
The model serves as a reference for both business and technical teams, using a common 'Ubiquitous Language' to describe concepts.
Model Artifacts
The model consists of various artifacts such as diagrams, documents, and prototypes that represent the business domain.
Synchronization
The model and the software design must be kept synchronized, with any changes in the design validated against the model.
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