Become a Domain Driven Design Expert in ASP.NET Core
Hands on experience on Domain Driven Design in ASP.NET Core with coding sections and explanations
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What You Will Learn!
- Understanding the Domain Driven Design Architecture
- Thinking like a Domain Expert in DDD
- Building rich domain models
- Working with Domain events
- Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS)
- Identifying boundaries and defining entities, aggregates and value objects
- Build Restful API's with the Domain Driven Design Architectures
- The Specification Pattern
- SOLID
Description
In this course, you will learn and understand the technical details of domain-driven design, how to build a domain-driven design project from scratch, and the architectural concepts of DDD, which include:
Layering in DDD: designing several layers of DDD (Domain, Infrastructure, and Application Layers)
Domain models: identifying and designing domain models (value objects, aggregates, and aggregate roots)
Domain events: using the MediatR library to pub and sub for events
CQRS: separating read queries from the reads and writes
MediatR
The Query Specification Pattern
SOLID Principles
If you are new to DDD or want an in-depth and hands-on understanding of how DDD works, or if you are a junior developer looking to move to a senior developer role, this course is for you.
I will also discuss the various architectures that have been used over the years, namely:
The monolithic architecture
N-Layer architecture
Clean architecture
In this course, you will be given several tasks to accomplish on your own. I am also available to answer any questions regarding this course.
I have also provided a link in the course to download the source code from GitHub, clone it, and work around it. I hope you succeed in your journey to DDD and other architectures, and I look forward to your feedback.
Who Should Attend!
- Developers who are curious about the Domain Driven Design architecture
- Developers who wants to understands how Domain Driven Design work
- Developers who are lovers of architectures
- Developers who already know Clean Architecture or want to know about Clean Architecture because DDD and Clean Architecture are similar
- Developers who want to move to senior development role
