Disciplines of Domain-Driven Design

Disciplines of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) are guiding principles that help teams build complex software aligned with real-world business needs. They include focusing on the core domain to gain a deep understanding, working closely with domain experts, modeling the domain accurately, maintaining clear boundaries between different parts (bounded contexts), and continuously refining the design. These disciplines ensure that the software reflects the true nature of the business, making it more adaptable, maintainable, and effective in solving real problems.