Tomasz Ducin @ducin.dev · Nov 23

You don't "do #DDDesign in an #Angular project". Or any other frontend stack. Repeat after me... Either you do #DDD throughout the entire BUSINESS PRODUCT or you're building a delusion of #DDD.

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Piotr Nalepa · Nov 23

that's why such approaches rarely work. Companies don't want to invest in education of concepts. Mostly it's a matter of luck that they hired some people who understand and want to cooperate together

Przemek Smyrdek · Nov 23

It's like saying you're Agile org because you have sprints.

Juanjo Pérez · Nov 24

99% of #DDD projects are a delusion. DDD is either part of the company culture or it isn’t.

Sample · Nov 23

It's easy to understand the confusion considering DDD is odd in that it mixes both technical architectural principles with management, in that it isn't enough to be utilizing all the technical concepts and patterns, but you also must have ensured you "identify subdomains" before you started

Michal Ostruszka · Nov 23

It reminds me this recent gem www.jamesmichaelhickey.com/stop-pretend...