In this hands-on session we will us a small legacy example that contains all the monstrosities that we find in legacy today. We will use DDD to analyze and refactor problems such as: large entities that are used all over the system and how we could divide them into smaller entities that live in different bounded contexts, the lack of value objects and what kind of value object could be introduced, and an anemic domain model and how we can improve it towards a rich domain model. In this session you will tackle a messy piece of Java code. Please be there with a running IDE for Java and download Step 1 of the example beforehand from https://github.com/lilienth/ddd-banking-example
Secure by Domain-driven design with Jessica, Dan Bergh and Daniel
Let's talk about the confluence between domain-driven design and security. Deep understanding of the domain lets us define what we DO want to happen, which helps us stop things that we DON'T want to happen. Jessica Kerr will start the meeting up with an...