http://www.ghost23.de/2007/12/a-framework-on-top-of-a-framework/ A blog about Flash and stuff Tue, 03 Jan 2012 15:20:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.ghost23.de/2007/12/a-framework-on-top-of-a-framework/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Hannes Stockner Wed, 02 Jan 2008 20:44:31 +0000 http://www.ghost23.de/blog/?p=64#comment-23 Hi Sven Developers often concentrate all one’s effort on the technical infrastructure, learn different libraries and frameworks believing that the sole use of them makes the software better. In my opinion a good approach for new projects would be to find an ubiquitous language between domain experts, software architects and developers to make them understand the business domain and following, to make them elaborate a rich domain model which reflects what they are talking about. So the model becomes the basic of the language used by all team members. It becomes the heart of the application as it solves domain specific problems. This approach does not exclude the use of any frameworks. A framework such as e.g. IoC Container can support the Domain Driven Design philosophy, but the main focus should not lie on it. This topic has been fascinating me for longer time and I would recommend the book „Domain Driven Design“ by Eric Evans. Best regards Hannes Hi Sven
Developers often concentrate all one’s effort on the technical infrastructure, learn different libraries and frameworks believing that the sole use of them makes the software better.
In my opinion a good approach for new projects would be to find an ubiquitous language between domain experts, software architects and developers to make them understand the business domain and following, to make them elaborate a rich domain model which reflects what they are talking about. So the model becomes the basic of the language used by all team members. It becomes the heart of the application as it solves domain specific problems.
This approach does not exclude the use of any frameworks. A framework such as e.g. IoC Container can support the Domain Driven Design philosophy, but the main focus should not lie on it.
This topic has been fascinating me for longer time and I would recommend the book „Domain Driven Design“ by Eric Evans.
Best regards
Hannes

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