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JavaScript Domain-Driven Design

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JavaScript Domain-Driven Design

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JavaScript Domain-Driven Design
Jul, 2015 | 206 pages
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Table of Contents (15 chapters)
JavaScript Domain-Driven Design
JavaScript Domain-Driven Design
Credits
Credits
About the Author
About the Author
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
Free Chapter
1
A Typical JavaScript Project
A Typical JavaScript Project
The core idea of domain-driven design
Managing an orc dungeon
From greenfield to application
Another look at the problem
The concepts of domain-driven design
Further reading
Summary
2
Finding the Core Problem
Finding the Core Problem
Exploring a problem
Involving the experts
Identifying the hard problem
Getting started, it's about time
Summary
3
Setting Up a Project for Domain-driven Design
Setting Up a Project for Domain-driven Design
Structuring a project as we see it
Testing
Managing the build
Isolating the domain
Summary
4
Modeling the Actors
Modeling the Actors
The shoulders of giants
The Different approaches to development
Who is involved in the prisoner transfer?
Naming objects according to the domain
Objects first
Applying object design to the domain
Summary
5
Classification and Implementation
Classification and Implementation
Building a common language
Value objects
Objects defined as entities
Managing the application's lifecycle
Services
Associations
Insight during implementation
Implementing language guidance
Building context
Summary
6
Context Map – The Big Picture
Context Map – The Big Picture
Don't fear the monolith
Service-oriented architecture and microservices
Keeping it all in your head
The different ways to manage contexts
Sharing knowledge
Summary
7
It's Not All Domain-driven Design
It's Not All Domain-driven Design
Matching the domain to the problem
The power of object-orientation
Influences to keep close
Domain-specific languages
Drawing knowledge
Further reading
Summary
8
Seeing It All Come Together
Seeing It All Come Together
The different kinds of JavaScript project
The different kinds of complexity
The domains suitable for domain-driven design
Further reading
Summary
Index
Index

About the Author

Philipp Fehre is a software engineer, conference organizer, speaker, and educator. Having seen many different applications as a consultant, he moved on to educate developers as an advocate of the NoSQL technology and is now working as a backend software engineer. He has also been a writer for the German Linux magazine in the past.

For years, he has been fascinated by the possibilities of JavaScript and followed Node.js from its beginnings, using it for research projects and production web services.

I'd like to thank my wife, Steffi, for her continuous support and for dealing with me spending my nights writing this. I'd also like to thank the reviewers for doing an awesome job of finding all the places where I could have done better. I hope I did justice to their efforts.

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