🔑The Strategic Phase focuses on exploring the problem space and defining bounded contexts, which are logical boundaries in domain modeling.
📈The Tactical Phase focuses on identifying aggregates, which are small groups of domain models that enforce business rules and invariants.
What is a bounded context?
—A bounded context is a logical boundary in which a domain model applies. It helps define the scope and responsibilities of a specific domain model.
What is an aggregate?
—An aggregate is a group of one or more domain models that always need to stay consistent as a whole, enforcing business rules and invariants.
00:00Introduction to the Holy Grails of domain-driven design: the Strategic Phase and the Tactical Phase.
08:42Explanation of the Strategic Phase, which involves identifying bounded contexts and defining a ubiquitous language within each context.
11:31Explanation of the Tactical Phase, which involves identifying aggregates and their role in enforcing business rules and invariants.
12:56Upcoming videos will delve deeper into bounded contexts, context mapping, and aggregates in domain-driven design.
