Category: Domain-Driven Design
11 posts
October 27, 2026We store Tiles & Tokens saved games in Postgres with EF Core 11: nested complex types in columns and JSON, indexes on nested complex properties, real execution …
October 22, 2026Pause the game, close the app, and resume tomorrow. System.Text.Json in .NET 11 knows about unions - but how much of a C# 15 game state can it save and load out …
October 20, 2026Unions are great when the cases are unrelated. When they share behavior, C# 15's closed hierarchies give you a class hierarchy the compiler knows is complete. …
October 15, 2026C# 15 adds native union types. We rebuild the Tiles & Tokens turn model as a union, let the compiler catch a missing case, replace a hand-rolled Result<T>, and …
October 13, 2026It's your turn. You can roll, play a card, or pass. How does your code know which one happened? We kick off a series on C# 15 and .NET 11 domain modeling by …
April 30, 2026In this recap we walk through the key take‑aways from the Domain Events webinar, highlighting patterns, best practices and real‑world use cases.
March 19, 2026In this post, we show how Process Modeling EventStorming can identify pain points and bottlenecks in your processes.
February 27, 2025Our February 2025 webinar covers some of the pitfalls people run into while trying to work with Domain-Driven Design.
December 24, 2023This blog post is going to explore the events that happen in A Visit from St. Nicholas by Clement Clarke Moore using EventStorming.
October 23, 2023This is a recap of Sadukie's presentation of 'From Legacy Monoliths to Microservices via EventStorming'.
September 20, 2023When you need to get a collective understanding of a complex business domain, EventStorming can help facilitate the conversations needed to build that …