Become a Domain Driven Design Expert in .NET
Develop DDD app in .Net - CQRS, MadiatR, Specifications, Domain Events, Aggregates, Aggregate Roots and Rich Entities
Become a Domain Driven Design Expert in .NET free download
Develop DDD app in .Net - CQRS, MadiatR, Specifications, Domain Events, Aggregates, Aggregate Roots and Rich Entities
In this course, you'll gain a deep understanding of the technical aspects of domain-driven design (DDD), learning how to build a DDD project from the ground up while exploring its core architectural concepts, including:
Layering in DDD: Designing and implementing the Domain, Infrastructure, and Application Layers.
Domain Models: Identifying and crafting domain models, including value objects, aggregates, and aggregate roots.
Domain Events: Leveraging the MediatR library to publish and handle domain events.
CQRS: Separating read and write operations to optimize your system's architecture.
MediatR: Integrating MediatR for effective communication within your application.
The Query Specification Pattern: Applying this pattern for precise and efficient querying.
SOLID Principles: Adhering to SOLID principles for maintainable and scalable code.
Advanced Repository and Unit of Work Patterns: Enhancing data management with improved repository and unit of work patterns.
Software Design Patterns: Utilizing essential design patterns to solve common software engineering challenges.
Whether you're new to DDD, seeking a hands-on, in-depth exploration of how it works, or aspiring to advance to a senior developer role, this course is designed for you. We'll also delve into various architectural styles that have shaped software development over the years, including:
Monolithic Architecture
N-Layer Architecture
Clean Architecture
Throughout the course, you'll be assigned practical tasks to apply what you've learned. I'm available to answer any questions you may have along the way.
Additionally, I’ve included a link in the course where you can download the source code from GitHub, clone the repository, and explore it on your own. I hope this course helps you excel in DDD and other architectural approaches, and I look forward to hearing your feedback.
