Here are the workshop details for Vaughn Vernon's workshop...use the first paragraph for the workshops page.
Title: Implementing Event-Oriented DDD
This hands-on, code-prolific, DDD workshop will teach you the essentials of how to implement using the Domain-Driven Design approach. Students will first receive an overview of DDD's strategic and tactical design, including ways to develop a Ubiquitous Language within a Bounded Context, using both Event Storming and Specification by Example.
Following this, teams of students will use these tools to reach a shared understanding of a Core Domain and Subdomains. Each team will present their "big picture" and "design level" direction and receive helpful feedback before the implementation begins. This step leads to a succession of strategic and tactical design learning and implementation steps with either Java or C#. Implementations may use Event Sourcing and traditional domain model persistence. The following will be your takeaways:
Essential DDD, with strategic and tactical design, including developing a Ubiquitous Language in a Bounded Context
Learn the basics of Event Storming using "big picture" and "design level" modeling
Apply your storming results to actual implementations using Aggregates and Domain Events
Use Domain Events to integrate with multiple Bounded Contexts
The tradeoffs of using traditional domain model persistence and Event Sourcing
Understand that the better part of two days will be spent implementing using Java or C#. This is not a workshop for juniors, and at least 5-10 years of programming experience is recommended. You are required to supply your own computer, programming environment with build and test facilities that you use regularly, and your thinking cap.
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Here are the workshop details for Vaughn Vernon's workshop...use the first paragraph for the workshops page.
Title: Implementing Event-Oriented DDD
This hands-on, code-prolific, DDD workshop will teach you the essentials of how to implement using the Domain-Driven Design approach. Students will first receive an overview of DDD's strategic and tactical design, including ways to develop a Ubiquitous Language within a Bounded Context, using both Event Storming and Specification by Example.
Following this, teams of students will use these tools to reach a shared understanding of a Core Domain and Subdomains. Each team will present their "big picture" and "design level" direction and receive helpful feedback before the implementation begins. This step leads to a succession of strategic and tactical design learning and implementation steps with either Java or C#. Implementations may use Event Sourcing and traditional domain model persistence. The following will be your takeaways:
Understand that the better part of two days will be spent implementing using Java or C#. This is not a workshop for juniors, and at least 5-10 years of programming experience is recommended. You are required to supply your own computer, programming environment with build and test facilities that you use regularly, and your thinking cap.