Thinking DDD with Patterns - Part 1 -

In this post, I will describe how to create a project using DDD approach and few patterns such as MVVM, MVC and IoC. In future posts, I will describe how create other projects using CQRS (DDDD) architecture.

Our project is a simply scrum tool. For those who are new to Scrum, "Scrum in FiveMinutes - Executive Summary" serves as a canon useful introduction. The project is to manage Scrum Task Board. To understand the needs of the project, I invite you to take a look at this link. The project objective is not to replace cork board hung on the wall. It is rather to keep a copy of the daily scrum progress.

Starting by describe global architecture project :

Our architecture is based on the Domain Driven Design approach. DDD is an approach to software development for complex needs. Firstly, DDD does not a new concept: it is neither a method nor a technology. The Domain Driven Design is "thinking". It is a set of "best practices" to reconcile art and technology in the software design.

Indeed, in the DDD, the business (Domain) that will not drive but inspire development. The main concept of DDD is that, whatever the implementation, it must reflect the business (Customer Requirements).

รจ"It should be possible to read the code, understand the business".

In next post, I will describe the architecture layers…

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