Domain-Driven Design

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This skill empowers developers to architect robust software by bridging the gap between business requirements and technical implementation. Drawing on the philosophies of Rich Hickey and Scott Wlaschin, it focuses on making illegal states unrepresentable through rigorous type design and data-oriented structures. It helps teams establish a ubiquitous language, identify structural inconsistencies, and visualize complex domain logic through diagrams, ensuring that the software remains a faithful and maintainable representation of the business domain.

Características Principales

• Identification of domain anti-patterns like primitive obsession and anemic models
• Strategic tools for defining Bounded Contexts, Aggregates, and Ubiquitous Language
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• Automated domain visualization using Mermaid, Graphviz, and ASCII diagrams
• Type-driven design patterns to eliminate invalid states at compile time
• Data-oriented modeling guidance based on Rich Hickey's principles

Casos de Uso

• Documenting and visualizing complex domain workflows for stakeholder alignment
• Refactoring legacy codebases to resolve naming inconsistencies and structural smells
• Designing core business logic and type systems for new software projects