OOPSLA 2007 Montreal
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Interview
Rebecca Wirfs-Brock is one of those people
who did DDD long before it was called that. She kindly agreed to be interviewed
by Vladimir Gitlevich on behalf of domaindrivendesign.org.
In this interview, Rebecca talks about DDD in relation with
responsibility-driven design and OO modeling, integration of DDD with
technical frameworks such as Hibernate. She also gives advice on telling
design stories and explaining domain models.
Watch interview here.
Markus Völter works as an independent consultant and coach for software
technology and engineering. He focuses on software architecture, middleware as well as model-driven software
development. Markus is the author of several magazine articles, patterns and books and is a regular speaker at
conferences world wide. He is also the founder and editor of
Software Engineering Radio. In this interview Markus
speaks with Vladimir Gitlevich about domain-specific languages, MDSD and gives us his take on how they fit
with DDD. Watch interview here.
Practitioner Report
So We Thought We Knew Money
by Ying Hu and Sam Peng
Watch presentation
Read report
IAnticorruption-A Domain-Driven Design Approach to More Robust Integration
by Sam Peng and Ying Hu
Watch presentation
Read report
Agile Enterprise Software Development Using Domain-Driven Design and Test First
by Einar Landre, Harald Wesenberg and Jørn Ølmheim
OOPSLA 2007 in Montreal
is a bit of a milestone in the life of
Domain-Driven Design: 5 years since DDD was first introduced at a
conference, OOPSLA 2002 in Seattle. Ralph Johnson and Eric Evans held a
very informal BoF called "A book in three hours". A small group of
people read all the pattern summaries from the yet-to-be-published
manuscript of "Domain-Driven Design".
Since then, DDD has grown into a tangible movement in the software design community, adopted on many projects and evolving through experience. This expansion was manifest at OOPSLA 2007, where DDD was a hot topic: a separate Experience Report track dedicated to DDD, two crowded BoF sessions, a presentation of "DDD: The Movie" and lots of discussion.
We decided to see what people think of DDD now. The result is a video coverage of DDD-related events during the conference, including a number of interviews and three experience reports, which we will release here over the next few months.