How to get started with Domain Storytelling?

Begin with the 'Introductions and Material for Beginners' section, which includes key readings and videos, and visit domainstorytelling.org for the latest resources. Practicing with tools like Egon.io can help apply the concepts hands-on.

Domain Storytelling vs EventStorming: which is better for my project?

Domain Storytelling focuses on visual, collaborative modeling of domain processes, while EventStorming is more about event-driven design. Choose based on whether you need process visualization or event exploration; the collection includes comparison articles to help decide.

What are the best tools for remote Domain Storytelling workshops?

The 'Tools & (remote) Workshops' section lists options like Egon.io and draw.io integrations. For remote collaboration, tools with real-time editing features are recommended, and community Discord channels can provide additional support and tips.

How to facilitate a Domain Storytelling session with non-technical stakeholders?

Use the beginner materials to explain concepts simply, and leverage visual aids from the resource list. Field stories and use cases provide real-world examples to demonstrate value and engagement techniques for mixed audiences.

Is the Awesome Domain Storytelling GitHub repo still maintained?

No, the README states that resources have moved to domainstorytelling.org, so this repo is likely archived or not updated. For current materials and active community interaction, refer to the official website and linked Discord channels.

Awesome Domain Storytelling

A curated list of resources for Domain Storytelling practitioners, including books, articles, videos, and tools.

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What is Awesome Domain Storytelling?

Awesome Domain Storytelling is a curated collection of resources for practitioners of Domain Storytelling, a collaborative visual modeling method used in software development. It aggregates books, articles, videos, podcasts, and tools to help teams learn and apply this technique for domain-driven design and knowledge crunching. The project serves as a centralized reference hub maintained by the community.

Target Audience

Software developers, architects, product managers, and domain experts who practice or want to learn Domain Storytelling for collaborative domain modeling and communication.

Value Proposition

It saves practitioners time by collecting scattered resources into one organized repository, supports multi-language learning, and connects users with community networks and tooling options for effective implementation.

Overview

A curated list of ressources for Domain Storytelling practitioners. PR are welcome!

Use Cases

Best For

Learning Domain Storytelling fundamentals through structured beginner materials

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Finding multi-language resources for international teams

Discovering tools for remote collaborative modeling workshops

Exploring real-world use cases and field stories from practitioners

Connecting with the Domain Storytelling community via Discord and events

Comparing Domain Storytelling with related methodologies like EventStorming

Not Ideal For

Teams seeking active, code-based tools for Domain Storytelling modeling and implementation.
Projects requiring an up-to-date, maintained resource hub on GitHub, as this collection has moved to domainstorytelling.org.
Organizations looking for integrated, vendor-supported training platforms with certification programs.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Comprehensive Resource Curation

Aggregates diverse materials like books, articles, and videos from multiple authors, saving practitioners time in searching for learning resources.

Multi-language Support

Includes resources in English, German, Korean, and Norwegian, clearly marked, making it accessible for international teams and non-English speakers.

Structured Learning Path

Organized into sections for beginners, advanced, field stories, and tools, providing a clear progression for learning Domain Storytelling effectively.

Community Connections

Provides links to Discord channels and collaborative modeling camps, enabling networking and discussion with other practitioners.

Cons

Outdated Repository

The README indicates that resources have moved to a separate website, suggesting this GitHub collection is no longer actively maintained or updated.

Passive Resource List

It's a static collection of links without interactive features or integrated tools, limiting engagement and hands-on learning.

Lacks Direct Tool Access

While it references tools like Egon.io, it doesn't offer direct implementation or support, requiring users to seek out separate installations.

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Context Mapping is a technique from Domain-Driven Design (DDD) that helps visualize the relationships between bounded contexts and the teams that own them. It provides a structured way to analyze existing systems or plan new architectures by mapping out dependencies, governance, and model propagation. This repository offers practical resources to make context mapping more accessible, including a cheat sheet and a starter kit for collaborative tools like Miro. ## Key Features - **Nine Context Map Patterns** — Includes Open-host Service, Conformist, Anticorruption Layer, Shared Kernel, Partnership, Customer/Supplier Development, Published Language, Separate Ways, and Big Ball of Mud to describe various integration and governance scenarios. - **Three Team Relationships** — Defines Mutually Dependent, Upstream/Downstream, and Free relationships to clarify organizational and technical dependencies. - **Practical Starter Kit** — Provides a pre-built Miro board with all pattern objects and examples to kickstart remote collaboration sessions. - **Context Map Cheat Sheet** — A quick-reference guide summarizing all patterns and relationships for easy consultation during design workshops. - **Best Practices Guidance** — Recommends using small, focused context maps for specific questions rather than creating overwhelming monolithic diagrams. ## Philosophy Context Mapping aims to make complex sociotechnical architectures understandable by providing a shared visual language that bridges technical models and team dynamics, emphasizing clarity and targeted communication over completeness.

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