16 Nov 2023
Continuous Refinement: Continuous refinement in DDD is the ongoing process of improving the domain model over time. This is done by iteratively making adjustments and adaptations based on feedback from domain experts and stakeholders. This ensures that the software system remains aligned with the changing needs of the business.
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Example:
Let's say we are developing a software system for a bank. One of the key concepts in the domain is the concept of an account. The account model might initially be very simple, with only a few basic attributes, such as account number, account type, and balance. However, as we learn more about the banking domain and the specific needs of our users, we may need to refine the account model to include additional attributes, such as account holder information, transaction history, and interest rates.
By continuously refining the domain model, we can ensure that our software system remains accurate, flexible, and adaptable to change.
