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Adapter Pattern

Sascha Block2023-12-10T19:27:22+01:00Tags: Design pattern, Design Pattern, Interface programming, Interfaces, JavaScript, Object orientation, Programming, Programming, Programming interface, Software Architecture, Software Architecture, Software development, Software interfaces|

The Adapter Pattern is a structural design pattern for software that allows objects with incompatible interfaces to work together. It converts the interface of a class into another interface so that this API then meets the functional requirements and is easily maintainable without changing the source code of the original class. The properties of the Adapter Pattern are always very useful when an API to be adapted is not within the sphere of influence of the software to be changed.

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Domain Driven Design (DDD)

Sascha Block2025-02-06T09:57:54+01:00Tags: .NET DDD, Aggregate root, Aggregates, Anticorruption Layer, API coupling, API design, Application Services, Architectural decisions, Architectural principles, Bounded Context, Business logic, Communication between contexts, Complexity reduction, Context boundaries, Context Mapping, CQRS, DDD, DDD and microservices, DDD Best Practices, DDD Frameworks, DDD Implementation, DDD Patterns, Dependency Injection, Domain Events, Domain logic, Domain Model, Domain Services, Domain-Driven Design, Entities, Eric Evans, Event Sourcing, Event Storming, Event-driven architecture, Factories, Hexagonal architecture, Interfaces, Legacy systems, Microservices, Modeling techniques, Modularization, Open Host Service, Persistence layer, Published Language, Refactoring, Repositories, Separated Ways, Shared Kernel, Software Architecture, Software components, Software development, Software modeling, Spring Boot DDD, Strategic Design, System Design, Tactical design, Technical debt, Ubiquitous Language, Value Objects|

Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is a strategic approach to software development that focuses on placing the functional domain of a system at the center of the architecture. Instead of focusing primarily on technical aspects such as databases, frameworks or infrastructure, DDD relies on close interaction between developers and domain experts.

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