DDD (Domain-Driven Design) is a powerful tool that can both save a project and destroy it. We analyze the risks.
What is DDD and what makes it dangerous?
Domain-Driven Design is a methodology that puts business logic at the center. But trying to apply DDD everywhere indiscriminately leads to excessive complexity (overengineering).
When is DDD dangerous?
- In simple projects (CRUD), where it creates unnecessary layers of abstraction.
- When there is no access to Domain Experts.
- In teams with a low level of technical training.