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by m110
1782 days ago
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This is what the article mentions. It’s not about the tactical patterns, but the strategic ones. DDD is absolutely not about factories or dependency injection. It seems like you mix up Java with OOP design patterns and DDD and treat them all like the same thing. They’re not. |
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I am not mixing those up. Even when I only had 3-4 years of experience I was very keenly aware they are separate things. But 90% of the people I worked with did mix them up and forced their decisions on me.
I know DDD can be applied sparingly and to produce common-sense code that can be easily read by (almost) anyone and it's what I strive to do for years every working day.
What I was saying is: it's an uphill battle against the mob rule of a lot of people who get easily hyped and lack analytical and critical thinking skills and just blindly apply every single enterprise pattern they've read in a book.
To that end I somewhat agree with the article -- but not completely.