El próximo lunes 8 de octubre desde las 8:30 a.m. hasta las 6:00 p.m. (o hasta la hora que los asistentes quieran) Vaughn Vernon ofrecerá el curso One-Day Implementing Domain-Driven Design Tutorial en las instalaciones del HubBog.
El curso, que es una versión en esteroides de su libro Implementing Domain-Driven Design, está dirigido a desarrolladores de software. Mediante esta jornada intensiva Vernon pretende mostrar la forma en que los equipos pueden usar DDD para acelerar sus iniciativas estratégicas y ayudarlos a tomar ventajas competitivas en los negocios.
La inscripción no tiene ningún costo y los participantes deberán registrarse desde acá.
El curso está estructurado en 14 módulos:
Module 1: Getting Started with DDD
– Forming the right mentality for powerful software modeling
– Developing a Ubiquitous Language for your project
Module 2: Domains, Subdomains, and Bounded Contexts
– Understand the core concepts of DDD strategic modeling
Module 3: Context Mapping
– Learn how to integrate using DDD with other systems
Module 4: Architectures that Support DDD
– See how seven architecture styles and patters support DDD
Module 5: Entities
– You should use these less than you think
Module 6: Value Objects
– An invaluable modeling tool, which you should use often
Module 7: Domain Services
– When and how to use stateless operations in your software model
Module 8: Domain Events
– Modeling, publishing, and consuming the facts of what happened
Module 9: Modules
– How to organize your concepts within a single domain model
Module 10: Aggregates
– It can be difficult to model aggregates effectively without these simple rules
Module 11: Factories
– When and how do you use factories to support your models
Module 12: Repositories
– Two primary approaches to persisting and reconstituting your domain models
Module 13: Integrating Bounded Contexts
– Using RPC, REST, and messaging to realize your Context Maps as code
Module 14: Application
– How the components that surround your domain model work as a whole application
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