Domain-Driven Design encourages to analyse the domain deeply in a process called Supple Design. In his book (the blue book) and in his talks Eric Evans gives some examples of this process, and in this blog in several parts I will suggest some sources of inspirations and some recommendations drawn from my practice in order to help about this process.
Degrees of freedom analysis
déc 1st, 2009
The concept of degrees of freedom looks so relevant to software development that I am wondering why it is not considered more often. Fortunately Michael L. Perry dedicates a full section of his blog to that concept. In this post I will quote a lot, please consider that as a sign of enthusiasm.
A common concept [...]
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