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If you describe DDD to someone outside of software development, they might assume all software is designed this way, but in reality, it's not!

When should you reconsider the design of your current domain model?

Noticing when your domain model is no longer fit for purpose is a crucial skill for programmers.

It's important that as a team, you have a culture that questions whether the model is a stable reflection of the software.

You can’t perfectly design your software system from the beginning.

Your system design will evolve as you iterate based on customer feedback and new information. Once you have this iterative cycle, refactoring and adding new product capacities becomes easier

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You can’t perfectly model a system from the beginning. Designing software is often an iterative process where you build, share with customers, add features and so on.

@tcoopman.bsky.social speaks w/ @gienverschatse.com about DDD, tactical design patterns, and why refactoring is a non-negotiable.

We’ve recorded the first episode of our new vodcast, Satisfying Software. We’ll be interviewing people in technology about software design, strategy, and architecture in complex environments.

Here’s a teaser from ep one with Barry O'Reilly and @gienverschatse.com

Who else should we speak to?