Tackling system complexity with domain-driven design

Thoughtworks Technology Podcast

Thoughtworks

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4.7 • 53 Ratings

🗓️ 12 January 2023

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Despite the term being coined two decades ago by Eric Evans, domain-driven design has arguably become more relevant than ever in software engineering, thanks to the rise of cloud and highly complex distributed systems.

In this episode of the Technology Podcast, Alexey Boas and Ashok Subramanian are joined by Prem Chandrasekaran and Karthik Krishnan — authors of the new book Domain-Driven Design with Java — to discuss DDD and how it has developed over the last 20 years. They explore how DDD can help us respond to complexity and talk about the perspectives they put forward in their book.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the ThoughtWorks Technology podcast. My name is Alexei. I'm speaking from
0:13.1	Santiago in Chile and I will be one of your hosts this time together with Ashok. Hello Ashok.
0:17.7	Hello Alexe. Hello everyone. I'm Ashok, one of your regular co-hosts. I'm
0:23.9	speaking to you from London. Looking forward to recording this podcast along with two of our guests
0:30.2	today. Yeah, exactly. And this time we're delighted to have Prem and Kartik Krishnan here with us.
0:36.9	Hello, Prem.
0:39.5	Would you might briefly introduce yourself?
0:40.6	Yeah, absolutely.
0:42.2	Thanks, Alexei and Karashoek.
0:43.4	Glad to be here.
0:45.9	So, as you know, my name is Prane Chandrashakran.
0:51.8	I've been a long-term thought worker and played a variety of technology-centric roles.
0:54.4	These days, I play the role of head of tech for our west of Western Canada markets in North America. My passions are in building large-scale
1:01.8	distributed systems and very glad to be here. Thanks a lot, Prem. We're delighted to have you
1:07.5	with us. And Cartick, could you tell us a little bit about you?
1:12.6	Absolutely.
1:14.0	Firstly, thanks for organizing this, Alexei and Ashok.
1:18.5	I'm Kartik Krishnan, been a long-time thought worker too.
1:22.0	In fact, coming up for my 10-year completion in April next year.
1:28.3	Most of my time at ThoughtWorks and before has been on the technology side of things.
1:33.4	Being a developer, played various roles from tech leads and architects and stuff like that.
1:39.5	Currently, I play a role of our technology principle to one of our retail accounts at Popworks.
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