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Test-Driven Development - Extensive Tutorial. Open Source ebook
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a few typos+ #22

Closed robi-y closed 9 years ago

robi-y commented 9 years ago

On an more general comment, It seems the ideas in the subsection: ### Composition is not a single DSL, but a series of mini DSLs are very close to the DDD notion of 'Bounded Context'.

grzesiek-galezowski commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the typos!

Also, thank you for the general comment - I was really hoping for a feedback like this, since I am still learning in this field. I skimmed through the description of bounded context and it seems like there are similarities indeed. On the other hand, reading an example, I got a feeling that bounded contexts deal with higher level division than what I was writing about, but maybe that was just this example and maybe the notion of bounded context can be scaled up and down? What do you think?

I am still finishing Fowler's DSL book and DDD is next on my list, so hopefully I am going to learn more about this. For now, I think I might include a reference in the book pointing that the ideas are related.

robi-y commented 9 years ago

I'm also not an expert but it seem to fit nicely at least with this paragraph, so it's a good idea to at least reference it

grzesiek-galezowski commented 9 years ago

Added a reference, now I need to test and adjust the placement to make sure leanpub parses it correctly

robi-y commented 9 years ago

BTW, except for the standard book by Evans, there's a short one from infoq http://www.infoq.com/resource/minibooks/domain-driven-design-quickly and a new one by Vaughn Vernon that seems to follow other practices/notions we are having here http://vaughnvernon.co/?page_id=168