iansloyan
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3 weeks ago Hello everyone, very happy to be part of this discussion today - here are some CDM resources I would like to draw your attention to, the standard ones:
- CDM GitHub: https://github.com/finos/common-domain-model
- CDM Homepage: https://cdm.finos.org/
- CDM Documentation: https://cdm.finos.org/docs/home
And here are some other useful links I will use for my presentation and other resources beyond the above standards:
Link to "CDM Overview Slides" - which are centrally stored in FINOS resources and I refer to in my presentation https://resources.finos.org/category/projects-sigs/common-domain-model-cdm?projects-sigs=common-domain-model-cdm&c=cG9zdDo5OTE2MjY%3D
"Hello, CDM!" Blog post from Hugo Hills from REGnosys explaining how to implement CDM https://regnosys.com/insights/hello-cdm-three-easy-steps-to-implement-the-common-domain-model-in-java/
Video of more expansive (1.5 hours) April 2024 "How to Get Started with CDM Meetup" which covers much more and goes into greater detail of how to implement https://resources.finos.org/category/projects-sigs/common-domain-model-cdm?projects-sigs=common-domain-model-cdm&c=cG9zdDo5OTE2Mjg%3D
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