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076 z d S » About Domain-Driven Design GETTING STARTED WITH r a T c N » Representing the Model f e E R T » Ubiquitous Language Domain-Driven Design / m N » Strategic Design o O c. C » Modeling the Domain... and more! BY ASLAM KHAN, UPDATED AND REVISED BY OBI OBEROI e n o Z D t i A B O U T D O M A IN - D R I V E N D E S I G N USING A UML SKETCH s i V ! This is a quick reference for the key concepts, techniques, and z d patterns described in detail in Eric Evans’ book Domain Driven r a Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software and Jimmy c f Nilsson’s book Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns with e R Examples in C# .NET. In some cases, it has made sense to use the e wording from these books directly, and I thank Eric Evans and r o M Jimmy Nilsson for giving permission for such usage. t While it is useful to present the patterns themselves, many e G subtleties of DDD are lost in just the description of the patterns. These patterns are your tools, and not the rules. They are a language for design and useful for communicating ideas and models amongst the team. More importantly, remember that DDD is about making pragmatic decisions. Try not to “force” a pattern into the model, and, U B I Q U I T O U S L A N G U A G E if you do “break” a pattern, be sure to understand the