You fear that working closely with domain experts means modeling on a whiteboard forever?
You think that DDD means “big design up-front with sticky notes“?
After all, if domain experts don’t understand code, isn’t collaborative modeling limited to text and drawings?
 
Actually, DDD is about using ubiquitous languages – meaning that your code can
be comprehensible for domain experts!
Test-driven Development (TDD) can help you to seamlessly move between post-it notes
and production code, together with your domain experts.

In this session, I will show how to do domain-driven modeling in code. I will write working Kotlin code…
* driven by tests,
* with rich ubiquitous language,
* that is understandable for non-developers (even without Gherkin)

And you will learn something about airport ground handling services, which will be our real-world example.

- Live Coding Event for < 2 hours
- presentation with IDE, also works remote
- participants should have minimal Java/Kotlin and programming background
- real-world example, code available on github