A comprehensive Domain-Driven Design example with problem space strategic analysis and various tactical patterns.
A Ruby implementation of an Event Store based on Active Record
NEventLite - An extensible lightweight library for .NET that manages the Aggregate lifecycle in an Event Sourced system. Supports Event and Snapshot storage providers like EventStore/Redis or SQL Server. Built with dependency injection in mind and seamlessly integrates with AspNetCore.
Domain Driven Design. Examples focuses on key concept of ddd like Entities, Aggregate root, Repository, Value Objects & ACL.
The base-classes for DDDomain objects (Entities, valuetypes, aggregates)
Managed CQRS/ES fundamentals for dotnet core and dotnet framework
Aggregates course examples
Artisan command to scaffold Spatie event sourcing domains - events, projectors, aggregates, reactors, actions, DTOs, notifications, and PHPUnit tests.
Fast and efficient spring-data
Claude Code plugin for building NestJS bounded contexts with Hexagonal Architecture, DDD, CQRS, and event-driven patterns. 10 skills, 8 agents (Opus + Sonnet), TDD workflow, GSD compatible.
Implements tactical DDD building blocks for PHP: entities, aggregate roots, domain events, snapshots, and upcasters.
DDD building blocks for .NET: value objects with their FluentValidation validators, aggregates, entities, domain events and a domain exception hierarchy. Small, independent NuGet packages (JorgeCostaMacia.DDD.*).
EventSourcing and CQRS with Kotlin
Simple event-based implementation of DDD aggregate root concept
Event-sourced aggregate with CQRS using Eventstoredb, bachelor`s degree final project.
EventBus, QueryBus, CommandBus, Saga
Opiniated event sourcing framework for Laravel optimized for speed and type safety. STILL WORK IN PROGRESS 🚧
Interfaces supporting coherent implementation of DDD components
Showcases an extended specification pattern with projection capability.
A lightweight helper library for implementing Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in .NET applications.
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