Domain-Driven Design

Domain-driven design (DDD) is a software development approach that emphasizes understanding the specific area or problem a project addresses, known as the "domain." It encourages collaboration between technical and non-technical experts to create a shared understanding of the domain's complexities. By identifying the core concepts and relationships within this domain, developers design software that is aligned with the real-world needs it aims to serve. DDD promotes clear language, structures the software around the domain, and helps ensure that solutions remain flexible and adaptable to change, ultimately improving both development and maintenance.