Domain Driven Design

Domain Driven Design, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 42 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 70 reviews, and has 318 subscribers.

You will learn about DDD elements – Value Objects, Entities, Aggregates Practical examples with Golang and PHP How to define Bounded Context and Ubiquitous language of your domain How to simplify their domain to reduce the technical debt This course is ideal for individuals who are Who is looking for how to simplify their domain to reduce the technical debt or Programmers who is looking for theory but also practical usage of DDD It is particularly useful for Who is looking for how to simplify their domain to reduce the technical debt or Programmers who is looking for theory but also practical usage of DDD.

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Summary

Title: Domain Driven Design

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

DDD elements – Value Objects, Entities, Aggregates
Practical examples with Golang and PHP
How to define Bounded Context and Ubiquitous language of your domain
How to simplify their domain to reduce the technical debt

Who Should Attend

Who is looking for how to simplify their domain to reduce the technical debt
Programmers who is looking for theory but also practical usage of DDD

Target Audiences

Who is looking for how to simplify their domain to reduce the technical debt
Programmers who is looking for theory but also practical usage of DDD

We will first focus the theory of DDD and understand the essentials.

There are many examples to grasp the theory. Those are mostly written by Golang.

Then going to try to create a base for a scalable backend with using PHP. We will separate the app to 3 main parts Application, Domain and Infrastructure. And going to try not to stay tightly coupled to the framework itself but still going to use the all features Symfony is providing us.

Application layer will be a transition between the outside world to our Domain and going to isolate everything domain related inside our DDD.

Also will be taking care of authentication with JWT and going to use Symfony Security bundle to maintain the user access definitions to resources.

Will be writing Unit tests and use a framework for mocking/stubbing the test doubles.

In Infrastructure layer we are going to use Doctrine as ORM and try to not to stay tightly coupled to the library but stay as flexible as possible so we can use the same domain logic easily whenever we want with some other library or even with plain SQL queries.

Since we are going to implement a rest api, we are also going to use an api provider to get the data for our game. To access the api provider we will implement some commands with using Symfony Command component.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: DDD Introduction

Lecture 1: How DDD Come To The Stage Of Computer Science and Eric Evan's Book

Chapter 2: Entities, Value Objects, and Aggregates (Golang)

Lecture 1: Entities

Lecture 2: Value Objects

Lecture 3: Aggregates

Chapter 3: Tools for DDD (Golang)

Lecture 1: OpenApi Generator to Build Your Api

Lecture 2: gRPC and Protocol Buffers

Lecture 3: gRPC example with Golang

Chapter 4: DDD in PHP

Lecture 1: Who am I and why you should take this course

Lecture 2: Essential tools should be installed before starting to the course

Lecture 3: Project details and API Provider

Lecture 4: Why do we need to use an ORM and Doctrine setup

Lecture 5: Complete code from the project

Lecture 6: How to reach me out

Lecture 7: Bounded context and ubiquitous language of DDD

Lecture 8: Model Driven Design

Chapter 5: Docker

Lecture 1: Creating Dockerfile to build the Docker image for our app

Lecture 2: Generating docker-compose and container parameters

Lecture 3: Running Docker containers with Makefile

Chapter 6: Preparing development environment

Lecture 1: Domain Driven Architecture and Folder Structure

Lecture 2: Doctrine schema definitions

Chapter 7: Domain Layer and Bounded Context

Lecture 1: Entity definitions

Lecture 2: Running Doctrine schema update and creating some fixtures

Lecture 3: Hexagonal Architecture and some DDD elements

Chapter 8: Security and JWT

Lecture 1: Setup for JWT

Lecture 2: Changing the namespace and installing logger

Lecture 3: Getting the token and authenticating first user

Chapter 9: Application and Infrastructure Layer

Lecture 1: User Registeration

Lecture 2: Fetch Leagues from Rapid API

Lecture 3: More into AWS S3

Lecture 4: Fetch Teams from Rapid API

Lecture 5: Fetch Games Command

Lecture 6: Fetch Scores Command

Chapter 10: More Domain Logic

Lecture 1: Complete the game

Lecture 2: Give points to the player

Lecture 3: List games

Lecture 4: Make a guess

Chapter 11: Unit Testing with PHPUnit and Prophecy

Lecture 1: Unit tests for guess handler

Lecture 2: Prophecy and using test dammies/stubs/mocks

Chapter 12: Deployment and version control

Lecture 1: Github setup and CD/CI with Github actions

Lecture 2: AWS Code Deploy and Github actions scenario

Lecture 3: PHP 8 Constructor Property Promotion and Code Coverage

Lecture 4: Closing and thanks for watching

Instructors

Mustafa Özyurt
Web Developer/Architect

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2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 17 votes
4 stars: 19 votes
5 stars: 22 votes

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