Applying DDD & EventStorming in Modern Architecture - 3 days

This extended version of the existing two-day training program focuses on allocating more time to workshops, practical assignments, and additional topics. These include Core Domain Charts and Context Maps, providing a deeper and more comprehensive learning experience.

During 3 days, we will primarily focus on Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and EventStorming. Those tools help to align software architecture with business needs and increase the chances of an architecture being successful.

By being a part of the series of hands-on workshops, participants will learn how to understand business needs, discover bounded contexts, and design working models using EventStorming. The training covers strategic and tactical DDD, including designing aggregates and value objects, ensuring invariants, working with domain events, accessing entities using repositories, and more. It’s ideal for IT specialists who would like to build software systems that solve business problems and are well-designed from a technical perspective.

Audience:

Architects, Team Leads, Developers

Duration: 3 days
-   Day 1: Domain-Driven Design, Big Picture EventStorming workshop, Process Modeling with EventStorming workshop
-   Day 2: Discovering Bounded Contexts workshop, Core Domain Charts workshop, Building a Context Map workshop, Essentials of Tactical DDD, Discovering Aggregates workshop 
-   Day 3: Applying Tactical DDD in real code

Format: 50% workshop / 50% lecture

Training program

1.   Domain-Driven Design
             a.   What is DDD and why use it?
             b.   Strategic DDD
             c.   How to discover a Bounded Context?
2.   Introduction to EventStorming
             a.   What is EventStorming and why use it?
             b.   Preparation for an EventStorming workshop
3.   Big Picture EventStorming workshop
             a.   Discovering events, systems, and actors
4.   Process Modeling with EventStorming workshop
             a.   Discovering Commands, Policies, and Read Models
5.   Discovering Bounded Contexts workshop
6.   Core Domain Charts workshop
             a.   Introduction to Core Domain Charts
b.   Discovering the strategic importance of subdomains
7.   Building a Context Map workshop
8.   Essentials of Tactical DDD
              a.   Value Objects
              b.   Entities
              c.   Aggregates
9.   Discovering Aggregates workshop
10.   Applying Tactical DDD in real code
              a.   Designing Aggregates and Value Objects
              b.   Ensuring Invariants in a Domain Model
              c.   References in Object Graphs
              d.   Choosing ID type
              e.   Application, Domain, Infrastructure, and Presentation layers
              f.   Implementing complex scenarios using Domain Services 
              g.   State transitions in Aggregates
              h.   Working with Events in a Domain Model
               i.   Managing Aggregates using Factory, Repository, and Memento
               j.   Implementing Concurrency

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