Everything can be made up for—except modularity
Good modularity lets you tolerate crummy code locally and fix it later without breaking everything.
Good modularity lets you tolerate crummy code locally and fix it later without breaking everything.
A lack of modularity is costly. Investing in a modular architecture protects your software and prevents massive financial losses.
A model is never a faithful representation of reality, but an abstraction designed for a specific purpose. A model exists only through its use.
You don’t address all users in the same way. Each persona has its own language—and therefore its own context—and its own BFF (Backend For Frontend).
You probably don’t need these microservices, which are so difficult to deploy. The monolith—provided it’s modular—is right for you.
2 common mistakes in dividing into Bounded Contexts: dividing by technical layers and dividing by entities. Think action verbs!
First, focus on the system’s modularity at a large scale (strategic DDD). Tactical patterns are important, but they come later.