Naming in DDD - Sepehr Namdar & Khaled Souf - DDD EU 2022

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Naming is one of the hardest things to do when coding. It helps us to make the code more readable and comprehensible. When you try to make code readable there are some existing rules but are they compatible with DDD ?
DDD and Naming share a common goal of helping communication between team members. In this Lighting Talk we will explain some concepts like Supple Design and Naming as a Process (@arlobelshee) to achieve this goal.
About Sepehr Namdar
Interested in Agile practices, Craft and Architecture and having had the opportunity to work in various development teams, I acquired the knowledge on all phases of software development. I believe that the sucess of a product (i.e. software) does not depend on technologies that we use but a good understanding of business needs and on the methodologies applied during its development.
About Khaled Souf
Khaled is a passionate Globe-trotter developer from Tunisia. He lived in Paris where he took part in the French and European software crafters community. He currently lives in Montréal in Canada and the co-organizer of Software Crafters Montréal meetup and the SOCRATES Canada unconference. He likes to speak about crafting software, clean code, Domain Driven Deisgn, eXtreme Programming and DevOps practices.

[@kimkao9621]

awesome session, thanks !

[@JonathanYee]

I agree on having different entities of a Candidate in each bounded context. I think in most common setup a Domain event is published to sync all three domains. I'm toying around with a single source of truth of a persisted "Candidate" that shares common attributes amongst the domain. The domains will compose their candidate with a join on their own persistented entity and relationship to the common entity. What issues could i face? I could see potential ease of when a candidate is no longer needed one delete would remove it from all domain. Would like to know if there are resources around these discussions. thanks anyone!

[@andreykolkov2724]

apparently in domains nothing can be deleted, but only marked as deleted.

[@boltthrower142]

@9:15 "nots", giustamente, perché è plurale concordante con "books" ::