Implementation of subject-oriented design methods
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"For developers of software for any qualifications seeking to improve their level in the design and implementation of subject-oriented industrial applications, taking into account the best achievements of professional practice, the book implementation of the methods of subject-oriented design will become a storehouse of knowledge, the cost of great efforts of specialists in the field of DDD and architecture industrial applications over the past decades. "
Randy Stafford (Randy Stafford),
The architect of large projects, the developer of Oracle Cohereance
"This book should be included in the reading circle of everyone who is looking for ways to introduce DDD principles into practice."
Sudahan (udi dahan),
Creator of the frame nservicebus
The book is dedicated to the methods of objective-oriented design (DDD) The author adheres to the principle of "general to private", smoothly moving from strategic templates to tactical programming means. Vonnon describes specialized approaches to the implementation of systems based on modern architecture, emphasizing the importance of orientation to the subject area, taking into account technical restrictions.
Based on the famous Evans Book of Object-oriented Design (DDD): Structuring complex software systems, the author describes the DDD methods with examples of well-known subject areas.
Each principle is supported by realistic examples in the Java language, which are of interest for programmers working in C#. All examples are combined as part of a single scenario for the development of the SAAS system for a multi -armor based on Scrum methodology.
The author goes far beyond the "lightweight DDD" approach, in which the DDD principles are considered only from a technical point of view, and shows how to extract maximum benefits from the strategic templates of objective design using limited contexts, context cards and a single language . Using the described methods and the above examples, developers will be able to reduce the time of entry into the market and improve the quality of projects, creating a more flexible, scalable and focused on the achievement of business facilities software.
The book sets out the following topics.
The correct interpretation of the DDD approach, which allows you to quickly get benefits from its use.
Using the DDD approach in combination with different architectural styles, including hexagonal architecture, SOA, REST, CQRS, event-oriented architecture, as well as data factories and distributed calculations.
Proper design and application of events, as well as recognition of situations in which instead of them should use objects-significance.
The new method of subject -oriented design is the events of the subject area.
Design of storage facilities based on ORM, NOSQL and other databases.
About the author
Won Vernon is a programming veteran with more than 25 years of experience in developing programs, projects and architectural styles. He is a recognized leader in the field of simplifying the design and implementation of software using innovative methods. Since the 1980s, he has been developing programs using object-oriented programming languages, and since the beginning of the 1990s he has been using objective-oriented programming methods, based on his experience in the language of subject-oriented Simula modeling. He gives consultations, performs at conferences and conducts master classes on subject-oriented design on many continents
Randy Stafford (Randy Stafford),
The architect of large projects, the developer of Oracle Cohereance
"This book should be included in the reading circle of everyone who is looking for ways to introduce DDD principles into practice."
Sudahan (udi dahan),
Creator of the frame nservicebus
The book is dedicated to the methods of objective-oriented design (DDD) The author adheres to the principle of "general to private", smoothly moving from strategic templates to tactical programming means. Vonnon describes specialized approaches to the implementation of systems based on modern architecture, emphasizing the importance of orientation to the subject area, taking into account technical restrictions.
Based on the famous Evans Book of Object-oriented Design (DDD): Structuring complex software systems, the author describes the DDD methods with examples of well-known subject areas.
Each principle is supported by realistic examples in the Java language, which are of interest for programmers working in C#. All examples are combined as part of a single scenario for the development of the SAAS system for a multi -armor based on Scrum methodology.
The author goes far beyond the "lightweight DDD" approach, in which the DDD principles are considered only from a technical point of view, and shows how to extract maximum benefits from the strategic templates of objective design using limited contexts, context cards and a single language . Using the described methods and the above examples, developers will be able to reduce the time of entry into the market and improve the quality of projects, creating a more flexible, scalable and focused on the achievement of business facilities software.
The book sets out the following topics.
The correct interpretation of the DDD approach, which allows you to quickly get benefits from its use.
Using the DDD approach in combination with different architectural styles, including hexagonal architecture, SOA, REST, CQRS, event-oriented architecture, as well as data factories and distributed calculations.
Proper design and application of events, as well as recognition of situations in which instead of them should use objects-significance.
The new method of subject -oriented design is the events of the subject area.
Design of storage facilities based on ORM, NOSQL and other databases.
About the author
Won Vernon is a programming veteran with more than 25 years of experience in developing programs, projects and architectural styles. He is a recognized leader in the field of simplifying the design and implementation of software using innovative methods. Since the 1980s, he has been developing programs using object-oriented programming languages, and since the beginning of the 1990s he has been using objective-oriented programming methods, based on his experience in the language of subject-oriented Simula modeling. He gives consultations, performs at conferences and conducts master classes on subject-oriented design on many continents
Author:
Author:Vernon Vanen
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-90714-13-5
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