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Event Storming: Domain Discovery for IT Architects
How Event Storming maps business events into Bounded Contexts. A guide to Big Picture and Process Level: sticky-note grammar, workshop phases, and pitfalls.
Read articleTactical DDD
How Tactical DDD building blocks — Aggregates, Value Objects, Domain Events — protect business invariants and bridge strategy to clean, testable code.
Read articleStrategic DDD: How to Design Systems Around Business Domains
Learn how Strategic DDD uses Bounded Contexts, Ubiquitous Language, and Context Mapping to align software architecture with business structure.
Read articleWhy Your Project Needs ADR and ADL
ADR and ADL end architectural amnesia: one Markdown file per decision, stored in Git, gives every team member instant access to the why behind every technical choice.
Read articleArchitectural Drivers: Why We Design Systems the Way We Do
Five driver classes — functional requirements, quality attributes, constraints, conventions, and project goals — that shape every architectural decision.
Read articleStakeholder Mapping Using the Eisenhower Matrix
Identify project stakeholders and categorize them using an Eisenhower-style matrix across two dimensions: importance and urgency of engagement.
Read articleC4 Model: Google Maps for Software Architecture
Four levels of zoom for software architecture: Context, Container, Component, Code. Learn why C4 beats Visio and which tools keep your diagrams maintainable.
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