Your computer should be set up with the following capabilities:

• Java 11

• Maven (recent)

• Git

• The IDE/editor you are most comfortable using (make sure you have the Lombok plugin installed! Instructions for Eclipse and IntelliJ are linked).

Free SaaS accounts (optional):

• It will be helpful to have a (free) Miro account. Alternatively, keep handy a presentation or diagramming tool that you are comfortable using.

• Set up a (free) account with GitHub.

The exercises for this course will be enhanced and will provide personalized, real-time feedback if you have a (free) account with GitHub. We will use GitHub Classroom to generate a private repository for each participant, and it will use GitHub Actions to automatically run tests against code exercises submitted to each repository. The instructor will be able to see your code submissions, but no one else.

A GitHub account is optional, but strongly recommended for the best experience.

1. Each class offering has a unique GitHub Classroom invitation link. The link for the July 2022 offering is: 2022-07-26-oreilly-online-trng. Click on it.

2. You will be asked to authorize GitHub Classroom to access data from your GitHub account. You will have to accept to continue. If you are not comfortable with this authorization, please continue to the Setup Path for Basic Participation.

   

3. Next you need to accept the assignment for this course, which will trigger the creation of your private repo.

   

4. Creating your repo and copying over the lab environment will take a moment. You’ll likely see a notification screen similar to this one. Refresh the page to see progress:

   

5. Once your repository is complete, you can click on the link to visit it:

   

6. Copy the clone URL for your repo and clone it to your machine using git clone <REPO URL>.

   

At this point, you’ll want to pick up with the instructions found in the README of your private clone of the lab environment!

Without a GitHub account, you can still download the course materials manually, as a ZIP file; you just will not receive personalized feedback on the exercises.

Class Introduction (10 minutes)

• Intro to the Course

• Intro to the Instructor

• Class Logistics

• Class Outline

Lecture: Why do we need DDD? (15 minutes)

Lecture: What is Ubiquitous Language and why is it so important? (15 minutes)

Open Q&A and Class Discussion: Why DDD / Ubiquitous Language (10 minutes)

Break (10 minutes)

Lecture: DDD 101 - Strategic Design: Bounded Contexts, Context Mapping, Subdomains (25 minutes)

Open Q&A and Class Discussion: Strategic Design (10 minutes)

Lecture: DDD 101 - Tactical Design: Aggregates, Entities, Value Objects, Domain Events, Application Services, Domain Services (25 minutes)

Open Q&A and Class Discussion: Tactical Design (10 minutes)

Lecture: Overview of Event Storming (15 minutes)

Break (10 minutes)

Lecture: Introduction to the Pizza Shop domain (10 minutes)

Open Q&A and Class Discussion: Event Storming and Pizza Shop Domain (10 minutes)

Student Activity: Pizza Shop Event Storming exercise (20 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Pizza Shop Event Storming solution (15 minutes)

Lecture: Discuss how Event Storm concepts translate into DDD concepts, User Stories, and TDD code (20 minutes)

Open Q&A and Class Discussion: Day One AMA (10 minutes)

Day One Recap (10 minutes)

Lecture: DDD and Technical Architectures (25 minutes)

Break (10 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Overview of the Pizza Shop Coding Exercise Environment (10 minutes)

Student Activity: Lab 1: TDD Aggregate Root - Create Kitchen Commands with Business Logic and Invariants (10 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Lab 1 Solution (15 minutes)

Student Activity: Lab 2: TDD Aggregate Root - Create and Publish Kitchen Domain Events (10 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Lab 2 Solution (15 minutes)

Student Activity: Lab 3: TDD Aggregate Repository - Create Kitchen Repositories and Add Domain Events (10 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Lab 3 Solution (15 minutes)

Student Activity: Lab 4: TDD Aggregate Repository - Rehydrate Kitchen Aggregates by Reference (10 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Lab 4 Solution (15 minutes)

Student Activity: Lab 5: TDD Application Service - Expose Kitchen Business Interface and Implement Transactions (10 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Lab 5 Solution (15 minutes)

Student Activity: Lab 6: TDD Policy - Subscribe to a Kitchen Domain Event from within an Aggregate and Create CQRS View (10 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Lab 6 Solution (15 minutes)

Student Activity: Lab 7: TDD Policy - Subscribe to a Kitchen Domain Event from an Adjacent Aggregate and Update State (10 minutes)

Interactive Screen Share: Lab 7 Solution (15 minutes)

Open Q&A and Class Discussion: Day Two AMA (10 minutes)