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Domain-Driven Design in an event-driven Clojure application – Gilles Philippart
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- Presented by Gilles Philippart
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Gilles Philippart explains how Funding Circle applied domain-driven design and hexagonal architecture to an event-driven Clojure and Kafka platform.
We at Funding Circle are delivering a new Kafka Streams and Clojure based platform to power our business with the goal to reach $100 billion of loans per year to small and medium enterprises. Discover how applying Domain-Driven-Design patterns both at the system level and the Clojure code level greatly helped us design this platform. I will explain strategic vs. tactical patterns, and give examples of how we applied ubiquitous language, bounded contexts, anti-corruption layer, hexagonal architecture, aggregate and event sourcing in our Kafka and Clojure context. We will have also see how these patterns tremendously boosted the testability at all levels.Why it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as a great talk on applying hexagonal architecture and domain-driven design in Clojure.
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