Architect Bookshelf: Domain-Driven Design

by Clint Edmonson on July 21, 2008

I love this book because it offers the most elegant model for software design I've ever seen. All software is boiled down into four elements: ENTITIES, VALUE OBJECTS, SERVICES, and MODULES. Not only does it offer a great mental model for conceptualizing design, it has tons of real world examples. Chapter 5 alone is worth the price of the book. This book WILL make you a better designer and developer.

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July 21. 2008 21:37

Agreed - I also loved this book, and really got a lot of out of!

Marcel Lamothe

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