A hands-on workshop for learning Domain-Driven Design, EventStorming, and Specification by Example through a practical business scenario.
EventStormingWorkShop is a hands-on educational resource for software developers and teams to learn and practice Domain-Driven Design (DDD) methodologies. It provides a structured workshop format covering EventStorming, Specification by Example, and tactical DDD patterns through a concrete business scenario. The workshop bridges theory and practice by guiding participants from domain modeling to implementation and deployment on AWS.
Software developers, architects, and teams adopting Domain-Driven Design, especially those working on complex business domains who need to align technical and business stakeholders.
It offers a practical, scenario-based learning path that integrates multiple DDD techniques into a cohesive workshop, reducing the learning curve and providing immediate, hands-on experience with modern tools like Spring Boot and AWS.
EventStorming workshop, this is a hands-on workshop. Contains such topics: DDD, Event storming, Specification by example. Including the AWS product : Serverless Lambda , DynamoDB, Fargate, CloudWatch.
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Covers both strategic (e.g., Bounded Context Canvas, Wardley Maps) and tactical DDD patterns (e.g., Aggregate Design) in a unified workshop, providing a holistic learning experience as outlined in the README.
Uses a concrete business case (Trip Service/Coffee Shop) to guide from domain modeling to deployment with Spring Boot and AWS, making abstract concepts tangible and actionable.
Specifically designed to involve developers, domain experts, and business decision makers in EventStorming sessions, fostering better alignment and ubiquitous language, as emphasized in the 'Whom is it for?' section.
Emphasizes a fun, hands-on approach that accelerates learning and team collaboration, described as 'intense, fun, and useful' in the EventStorming benefits.
The README states it's 'Under Construction' with plans for a 2021 release, which may mean missing sections or outdated practices, reducing reliability for current use.
Implementation guidance is tied to Spring Boot and AWS, limiting utility for teams using different frameworks or cloud platforms, as highlighted in the practical implementation section.
Requires organizing interactive sessions with multiple stakeholders, which can be resource-intensive and not feasible for all project settings, as noted in the collaborative design.