Rewrite vs Refactor? Get Insights from Event Storming and DDD
With legacy code, rewrite vs refactor is a valuable but tricky question. Here is an Event Storming activity that shows how far we are from the target.
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With Event Storming and DDD, we can draft services boundaries and NFR prototypes. In this post sequel, we’ll see that microservices are no silver bullet.
Using Event Storming and DDD to prototype (micro)services and NFRs - 1
DDD Big Picture Event Storming is a great support to draft (micro)services boundaries and NFR prototypes. Let’s see how to with this workshop activity.
How to use Event Storming and DDD for Evolutionary Architecture
Big Picture Event Storming and DDD let us share an architecture vision. Here is a way to realize it through evolutionary architecture and emergent design.
Focus on the Core with Event Storming and DDD Domain Relationships - 2
The advanced DDD Domain Relationships shine as they keep the core upstream. Here is the end of an Event Storming activity to pick the best relationships.
Focus on the Core with Event Storming and DDD Domain Relationships - 1
Bounded Contexts are a key aspect of DDD. Here is a DDD and Event Storming activity to find what kind of domain relationships will ensure focus on core conte...
Ensure core contexts have the upper hand with Event Storming and DDD
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Build or Buy Software? Identify your core bounded contexts with Event Storming and DDD
Event Storming and DDD are great at identifying bounded contexts. It’s even more valuable to identify the core contexts to focus on, and the generic ones to ...