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by zapov
3427 days ago
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Well thats kind of to the point. DDD is all about investing into your core domain since that gives you a business advantage. In reality domain experts are not available (if existant at all). You implement features in shortest path possible and most of the time never really refactor. Gap between domain and implementation widens... and if you are lucky at one point decide on rewrite which only works if your devs became domain experts themselves. My solution to that problem is to write software with tools which make refactoring cheap and it's kind of working for me. |
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That. This is how much of a silver bullet as we have had since Brooks wrote his book... Except that it is older, was just kind of forgotten by that time.