Domain-driven Design with Java - Building scalable and maintainable Java applications with DDD principles

This book begins with DDD fundamentals, including core principles, a shared language, and the distinction between strategic and tactical approaches, progressing to strategic concepts like bounded contexts, context mapping, and domain events. It explores the tactical Java implementation detailing entities, value objects, services, aggregates, and repositories. The book also explores testing strategies and architectural validation using ArchUnit/jMolecules. Further, it explores DDD across microservices, monoliths, and distributed systems, integrating with Clean Architecture and SQL/NoSQL data modeling to prevent impedance mismatch. It thoroughly covers applying DDD within Jakarta EE, Spring, Eclipse MicroProfile, and Quarkus.