Domain-Driven Design¶

Domain-Driven Design treats the domain model as a living artifact that should evolve in step with business understanding, rather than drifting away from it over time. By combining strategic patterns for service decomposition with tactical patterns for code structure, it gives teams a shared vocabulary for discussing where complexity lives and how to address it. Organizations using DDD in modernization efforts often discover that what appeared to be a technical problem is actually a misalignment between the code model and the current business reality.

See also: Arc42 · Software Architecture

Methods: Architecture for Flow Workflow