iSAQB® CPSA-A - DDD - Domain Driven Design (English) - Webinar von ITech Progress GmbH

Domain-driven architecture is the goal!The success of a software system always depends on the extent to which it supports the user in carrying out specific tasks. Domain-Driven Design (DDD) increases the probability of this success by structuring the software right from the beginning on the basis of the application area or domain. Domain experts and engineering staff jointly develop a unique terminology that is used across all levels through to the source code. This not only avoids communication problems and their consequences at an early stage, but also achieves qualitative improvements, by for example avoiding anonymous Setters and Helpers. Predefined patterns such as the Entity, Value Object, Aggregate, Service etc. simplify communication in the development team and result in a uniform, high-quality architecture. Looking beyond the horizon of your own systemSpecialist terminology and patterns work not only for a single system, but also in large software projects with multiple development teams, or for separately developed (micro-)services. Concepts such as Bounded Context, Context Map, Shared Kernel, Domain Events, Anticorruption Layer etc. are used here.This iSAQB-certified software architecture training module provides the participants with the tools and innovative skills needed for development of a technical terminology that uses DDD patterns and establishes the link to other applications for context-specific design of an application oriented to the functional domain. Core aspects of the training are event storming to get to know the domain, strategic thinking to split up the domain, and tailoring and demarcation of models. Other topics covered are Ubiquitous Language, Domain Logic Patterns and Tactical Design, and advanced topics such as local model consistency, implementation of the building blocks, design by contract, Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), event sourcing and microservices

Face-to-Face training

•   Training documents and, if applicable, exercise materials
•   Snacks, cold and hot drinks and lunch on all days
•   Modern equipped and large training rooms for a pleasant learning atmosphere
•   Didactically skilled and practically experienced trainers

Live online training

•   Training documents and, if applicable, exercise materials
•   Visual collaboration through modern online tools
•   High degree of interactivity through adapted documents, exercises and breakout rooms
•   Optimal support by trainer also in the breakout rooms

Contents

•     Domain, Model and Ubiquitous Language
•     The way to the model
•     From model to implementation
•     The model in the application architecture
•     Cut and delimit the model
•     Maintain local model consistency

Target group

The ISAQB-Advanced training is aimed at software architects, developers and project managers who design and develop systems in agile environments and should have several years of experience in IT projects.

Knowledge of a specific technology, methodology or programming language is helpful, but not essential