Summary

Let’s review what we have learned in this chapter and then look forward to the things that we’ll cover next. Here’s what we learned:

• DDD: A strategy to ensure that our software development work aligns properly with the specific requirements of a business. This method guides us to create software that really serves its intended purpose.
• CQRS: We learned to manage data effectively, separating the operations that change data (commands) from those that retrieve them (queries). This separation aims to empower the performance and reliability of our systems, making them more feasible in terms of their actual use case scenarios.
• Event Sourcing: This pattern involves the logging of every change in the system as an event. It particularly shines when you are tracking changes over time and is a fundamental building block for systems where understanding the history of decisions and actions throughout their lifetime is core to their operation.
• Benefits...