Identifying the anti-patterns Working with Domain-Driven Design and the Hexagonal Architecture, usually means applying the Behavior-Driven Development methodology. Many people have understood it and this technique is now widespread. Unfortunately, we often see that the functional tests used to describe the behavior of an application, are implemented as a http client hitting the endpoints. The…
Category: Domain Driven Design
DDD/Hexagonal Architecture Tips & Tricks: Binding the Domain to the Spring Context with ComponentScan
This article will show you how to take advantage of the component scanning without violating the hexagonal architecture rules with code samples in Koltin. If you are working with Java, don’t worry, the code will be around the same, you’ll have to adjust a bit the syntax.
Architecture Hexagonale: Découplez votre logique métier de votre code technique (HexArch)
Avez-vous déjà rencontré des difficultés lors de mettre à jour la stack de votre logiciel ? Êtes-vous en mesure de distinguer vos tests fonctionnels de vos tests d’intégration? Migrer votre legacy, c’est tout réécrire? Découvrez comment l’architecture hexagonale peut vous aider.
Hexagonal Architecture: Decoupling your technical code from your business logic (HexArch)
Did you ever face problems when comes the time to upgrade the stack of your software ?
Are you able to distinguish your functional tests from your integration ones ?
Migrating your legacy means rewritting everything from scratch ?
Discover how the hexagonal architecture can help you.
