Protecting DDD from Anemia

Minimal Dev Environment: VS Code + Docker, Automated Browser Testing With Opera and Selenium in Python, and Regex: Dos and Don'ts

October 07, 2020 Weekly Digest Protecting Your Domain-Driven Design from Anemia What do Monopoly and domain-driven software development have in common? Check out the answer and 4 ways to keep your domain encapsulated and avoiding anemia. Read ▶

Minimal Dev Environment: VS Code + Docker Like most devs, I like to keep my workstation clean. Here's a quick rundown of a working dev setup, specifically for web apps, on Windows 10, Mac OSX and Linux. Read ▶ Automated Browser Testing With Opera and Selenium in Python Read ▶

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