Where can I find good Domain Driven Design resources? [closed]

Question

What are the best places to find out everything there is to know about Domain-Driven Design, from beginner to advanced.

• Books
• Websites
• Mailing lists
• User groups
• Conferences
• etc

Answer 1

Here are some interesting sources:

• the DDD book by Eric Evans
• the free DDD Quickly book
• the DDD newsgroup

Answer 2

Wikipedia has some useful information, especially its summary of how DDD relates to other approaches.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-driven_design

It also links to two presentations by Eric Evans

• http://www.infoq.com/presentations/model-to-work-evans
• http://www.infoq.com/presentations/strategic-design-evans

Answer 3

This article is a good introduction on how to do DDD in practice.

Answer 4

Maybe read the book Domain Driven Design?

Answer 5

I recommend Domain Driven Design from Eric Evans, it's a great book on the subject.

Answer 6

Here are some informative sources:

• An interview with Eric Evans on Software Engineering Radio
• A book which applies the principles of DDD using an example in C#
• A podcast on Getting Started With Domain-Driven Design by Rob Conery
• A conversation between Scott Hanselman and Rob Conery on Learning DDD.

Answer 7

Late answer, perhaps :) however, in case anyone is still interested, I found some very useful information and considerations on DDD on Epic.NET project site.

Answer 8

Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns is a very good book on the subject. Lots of good examples as well as discussion of related subjects like test driven development and how they apply.

Also check out domaindrivendesign.org.

Answer 9

Casey Charlton has created a new DDD resource site at http://dddstepbystep.com/. It is a great reference site and has lots of info for DDD newbies and experts alike.