Domain-Driven Design (DDD) seeks to address the complexities of large legacy projects by focusing on building scalable and maintainable architecture through established principles.
The approach emphasizes understanding the core domain and its challenges, which require not only theoretical knowledge but practical experience gained from real-world implementations.
While essential reads like Evans' and Vernon's books offer valuable insights, practitioners may face unique challenges that necessitate additional exploration beyond these texts.
Implementing DDD in complex domains is not just about applying rules; it's about navigating the intricacies of business processes and technological demands.
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