Training

Domain Language seminars bring your broader team on board quickly with a coherent overview and a shared vocabulary. Our intensive courses give your development team new design skills, and prepares them, through "laboratory" experiences, to apply domain-driven design on your project.

 

DDD Hands-on Immersion

Learn to put the domain model to work. For a team that already knows the basic principles of object-oriented design, this intensive course will bring together the practices that give those object models a real impact on a project.

  • 4 day immersion, with programming labs
  • open to developers and technical leaders

DDD Overview

Introduce an organization to the basic definitions and concepts of domain-driven design, and put a couple of powerful tools in the hands of the participants. This format can accommodate a wide range of attendees and a relatively large class size, but is still interactive and experiential.

  • 1 day
  • open to developers, technical leaders, managers and non-technical business experts

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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To Schedule On-site Training

For rates, schedules, and other information, write to info4@ domainlanguage.com or call us at: (+1) 914 482 1273.
 

What people are saying about DDD Immersion

Unlike some trainings and courses I’ve experienced, I don’t think anyone left this course without a very solid understanding of how they can better pursue DDD in their own environments.

Brian Donahue, May 2010  »

And an awsome blog series

by a very experienced agile coach describing his experience in February 2010.

By the time we were done, I felt like I finally had a coherent structure and language for describing and understanding the variety of team and design situations/arrangements, and a proven approach for making improvements where they are likely to do the most good.

...I was familiar with these from reading the DDD book a few times, but it wasn’t until I took the course this week and went through the roleplay with the other students that it finally “clicked” for me. I realize I need to really grok these patterns, and learn to apply them in every client engagement.

Paul Rayner, March 2010  »