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library-php

WIP: A comprehensive Domain-Driven Design example with problem space strategic analysis and various tactical patterns.

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PHP MIT 3 30 0 2 Updated Oct 31, 2020
library

A comprehensive Domain-Driven Design example with problem space strategic analysis and various tactical patterns.

events crud spring ddd functions domain-driven-design aggregate

Java MIT 307 1,847 12 1 Updated Oct 24, 2020
all-things-cqrs

Comprehensive guide to a couple of possible ways of synchronizing two states with Spring tools. Synchronization is shown by separating command and queries in a simple CQRS application.

events kafka cqrs spring spring-boot mongodb ddd

Java 101 434 0 1 Updated Apr 4, 2019
factory

The missing, complete example of Domain-Driven Design enterprise application backed by Spring stack

crud cqrs domain-driven-design aggregate hexagon invariants event-storming

Java MIT 220 906 1 0 Updated Dec 21, 2018
event-source-cqrs-sample

Sample ES/CQRS application

cqrs domain-driven-design event-sourcing event-driven springboot hexagonal-architecture

Java 104 351 1 0 Updated May 22, 2018
ddd-by-examples.github.io

GitHub Pages

HTML MIT 16 57 0 0 Updated Apr 2, 2018

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