Domain Driven Design for APIs and Enterprise Data Modelling

Stop drawing pictures in powerpoint and start using DevOps processes for modelling. Get your whole team to help out while you're at it.

Save yourself time by reusing interoperable models from the community.

Take a look. You might find something you like:

Model your business with interactive designs and artefacts.

Blisteringly fast text-based modelling

Validate your designs as you type, ensuring that your models are built on solid foundations. With real-time feedback on design decisions, your developers can catch potential issues before they become problems

Pick and choose with template-based API design

Your developers can quickly create high-quality APIs that align with your enterprise standards with customisable templates. Have your team focus on delivering value, not getting bogged down on manual tasks

Plan and design how your Domains will interact

Layout a structure of how your Domains will interact and what services they will provide to each other. Bring everyone onto the same page and ensure that your APIs meet the needs of all your stakeholders

A better process for your team's every task

Capture and use dynamic lifecycles of Classes

Use state machines to drive actions on APIs and enumeration values of properties

Find the right Domains with feedback loops that boost better matches

Better quality, more frequently maintained and popular Domains bubble to the top of search results

Take incremental snapshots of your work

Compare changes and see who was last working on which features in your Domain

Easily manage Semantic Versions of your Domains

Automated inspection of your changes makes it easy to know when you've introduced breaking changes

Search and filter all the Domains in your enterprise

View the forrest, not the trees, and visualise how your enterprise's Domains interact

See exactly where your definitions come from

View the deep import graph of your Domains to see precicely which ones you depend on

Not sure? Here's a video that explains almost everything