DDD Food App
A Go-based food ordering backend demonstrating Domain-Driven Design principles with clean architecture.
What is DDD Food App?
Food-app-server is a backend application for a food ordering system built in Go that serves as a hands-on example of implementing Domain-Driven Design principles. It demonstrates how to structure a Go application using DDD concepts like aggregates, entities, and repositories to create maintainable and scalable code. The project solves the problem of organizing complex business logic in a clear, domain-centric way rather than focusing solely on technical implementation details.
Go developers and backend engineers interested in learning or applying Domain-Driven Design patterns in real-world applications, particularly those building domain-rich systems like e-commerce or ordering platforms.
Developers choose this project because it provides a concrete, working example of DDD in Go with clean architecture, making it an excellent educational resource and reference implementation. Unlike generic tutorials, it shows a complete application with authentication, database integration, and testing while maintaining domain clarity.
Overview
Exploring Domain-Driven Design in Golang
Use Cases
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- Learning Domain-Driven Design implementation in Go
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