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Microservices have become a very popular approach to build software in recent years. Microservices are used to build scalable and flexible software. However, randomly building microservices across many teams can cause a big frustration and complexity. It wasn’t long ago that I hadn’t heard about Domain-Driven Design — DDD, but now it seems everyone is talking about it, everywhere I virtually go. All images drawn in this article are drawn by Percy Bolmér, the Gopher is drawn by Takuya Ueda, inspired by the works of Renée French. The gopher has been modified in the images. In this article, we will build an online Tavern from scratch while exploring the different parts of DDD, step by step. Hopefully, it will be easier to understand DDD when one piece is implemented at a time. The reason I want to take this approach is that reading about DDD makes my head explode, every single time. There are so many terms and it is so broad and unclear what is what. If you don’t know why my head explodes

PP - How To Implement Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in Golang Back How To Implement Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in Golang The easy way of learning how to use DDD in a Go application by Percy Bolmér, September 1, 2021 go tutorials Image by Percy Bolmér. Gopher by Takuya Ueda, Original Go Gopher by Renée French (CC BY 3.0) Microservices have become a very popular approach to build software in recent years. Microservices are used to build scalable and flexible software. However, randomly building microservices across many teams can cause a big frustration and complexity. It wasn’t long ago that I had

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