domänengetriebener

Domänengetrieben, often translated as "domain-driven," refers to an approach in software development that centers the design and development of a system around the core business domain. Instead of focusing primarily on technical concerns, developers and stakeholders collaborate closely to build a deep understanding of the business processes, rules, and concepts. This shared understanding is then translated into a software model, often referred to as a "Ubiquitous Language," which is used consistently across all aspects of the project, from development to documentation and communication.

The key idea is to create software that accurately reflects the complexity and nuances of the business it serves. This involves identifying the core domain and its subdomains, defining boundaries between them, and creating strategic designs that align with these boundaries. By prioritizing the domain, the aim is to produce software that is more maintainable, adaptable, and valuable to the business. This approach emphasizes continuous learning and adaptation as the understanding of the domain evolves over time, ensuring the software remains relevant and effective.