Domänkoncept

Domänkoncept refers to the idea of domain-driven design (DDD), a software development approach that emphasizes understanding and modeling the core business domain of a software application. The central principle of DDD is to create software that accurately reflects the business needs and processes of its users. This involves close collaboration between technical experts and domain experts, who are individuals with deep knowledge of the business area.

The goal is to develop a shared understanding and language, often referred to as a "ubiquitous language," which is used consistently in both conversations and the codebase. This common language helps to reduce misunderstandings and ensure that the software effectively solves the intended business problems. DDD focuses on identifying and defining distinct "domains" or "bounded contexts" within a larger system. Each bounded context represents a specific area of the business with its own models and ubiquitous language.

This approach promotes modularity and maintainability by encapsulating complex business logic within these well-defined boundaries. Key concepts within DDD include entities, value objects, aggregates, repositories, and domain events, which provide a framework for structuring and organizing domain logic. By focusing on the domain, DDD aims to create software that is more adaptable to changing business requirements and easier to evolve over time.