What this book covers
Chapter 1, A Brief History of Domain-Driven Design helps you learn about the origins of DDD – no Golang in this chapter!
Chapter 2, Understanding Domains, Ubiquitous Language, and Bounded Contexts teaches you these core domain-driven topics.
Chapter 3, Entities, Value Objects, and Aggregates will help you learn a few more DDD topics.
Chapter 4, Exploring Factories, Repositories, and Services is the final chapter of Part 1, and sees us learn three more DDD patterns that will help cement our understanding.
Chapter 5, Applying DDD to a Monolithic Application teaches how we can apply domain-driven design to both an existing monolithic application, but also to a new one we will build together.
Chapter 6, Building a Microservice using DDD shows how to build a microservice using DDD that is resilient to failure.
Chapter 7, DDD for Distributed Systems takes you through how DDD can be applied to entire distributed systems as well as covering topics such as message queues at a foundational level.
Chapter 8, TDD, BDD and BDD is a bonus chapter that covers how test-driven development, behaviour-driven development, and domain-driven development can be complimentary patterns.
