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3 years ago	mod	Removed Comment Reading this book currently with my book club. It's a thick beast, but I think the concepts are extremely valuable. However, I don't think they're applicable to a lot of systems; the book points out that true DDD is really for _complex_ systems with a lot of domain business logic. Using the methods in the book to a 'T' would cause quite the headache for small domains and applications. Instead, I prefer DDD-lite (as I've heard it called), where you take the concepts of a rich domain model and patterns for use where appropriate, but don't adhere too religiously to the nuts and bolts of DDD. As far as the book goes, I would recommend everyone check it out, but be prepared for Evan's writing style. He repeats himself quite a bit, uses overly fancy vocabulary, and will often write entire paragraphs that have me thinking "What was the purpose of what I just read?" because it seems to have frequent, pointless statements that do not add any sustenance to the book and only work to fill out the pages. Overall I'd give it a 2.5/5 for writing style, but a 5/5 for actual concepts by NotNotMike reason: Contains URL not allowed by the community
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