The way from DB-driven development to DDD

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The document discusses moving from database-driven development to domain-driven design (DDD) in Rails applications. It outlines common problems with Rails like database calls in views, mixing of layers, and lack of business rules in testing. DDD principles like bounded contexts, layers of abstraction (application, domain, infrastructure), and ubiquitous language are presented as solutions. DDD is meant to solve business problems by defining the domain using its own language, rather than thinking about implementation initially. Benefits of DDD include a domain-specific language, clear layering, and looser coupling between components.

The way from DB-driven development to DDD
Руслан Гатиятов
Дроид Лабс
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1. Clarity
2. Maintainability
3. Extensibility
4. Safety
5. Stability
6. Predictability
7. Scaling
8. Testability
What should we address?

General Rails problems
1. DB driven thinking instead of business actions
- I should persist this entity and this entity and also this one
- create migration before test and actual code
2. REST confusion
- POST /users creates user + organization + settings + default entities + etc
3. Code does not protect you from doing errors
Entity1.create(...)
should I also call Entity2.create(...) ?

General Rails problems
4. Testing framework does not use business rules
- hard to read tests (what is going on there?)
- hard to isolate test
- hard to maintain test
- mocks and stubs usually violate encapsulation
- very long tests with many checks per test
- really slow tests that use whole framework (even zeus, spring, VCR)
- TDD is being applied rarely

General Rails problems
5. Violation of SOLID principles: all layers are mixed up
- DB calls in the views
- views helper methods in models
- business rules in controllers
- hard to isolate layers

General Rails problems
6. Less code means == obscure code
7. World of opinionated conventions
8. Project == RAILS
- Are you able to change Rails with any other web framework during 1
working day?
9. Write model is different from Read Model (Commands and Queries)

MVC
- passive model
- active model
The beginning

1. C = controller
- interaction with user
- calls to model layer
- serialize data and return result
Controller

View
2. V = view
- representation of results
- JSON, XML, HTML, TXT, CSV, PDF, ...
what does V consist of?
- view data (view model)
- serializer (html, xml, json, ...)

Model
3. M = business model (set of modules that implement
business rules)
IMPORTANT:
M != ActiveRecord::Base descendant (it was only a certain case)
It’s not enough to have only services layer.

DDD
what does DDD imply?
- ubiquitous language
- layers of abstraction
- bounded context
- conventions about domain entities

DDD - bounded context
Bounded context is a central point in DDD

what does M consist of?
Layers of abstraction:
- Application Layer
- Domain Layer
- Infrastructure Layer
Model

what is Application Layer?
defines interaction interface to get access to different system actions
(commands) and stored data (queries)
Commands + Queries => CQRS principle
Examples:
command 'accounts.register_user'
query 'pm.reporting.user_productivity_report'
Application Layer

Implements business logic using ubiquitous language
including constraints, permissions checks, etc
1) Entity
2) Value Object
3) Aggregate
4) Service
5) Repository
6) Factory
7) Domain events
Domain Layer

provides access to all external services
- repositories
- http clients
- file utils
- configs
- websocket clients
- amqp clients
- etc
Infrastructure Layer

Why DDD?
How much time do you need to
- understand an issue
- find a problem place
- think about all possible side effects
for a system that has one end point for all UPDATE operations VS system
having 1 endpoint per business action?
DDD is intended to solve business problems not thinking about
implementation from the beginning. Ubiquitous language helps customers
and developers to talk using the same language.

Questions to experts
Why does it change?
When does it change?
How often?
Who causes it?
By which rules?
What consequences?

What does DDD provides?
1. DSL && Ubiquitous language
2. Naming conventions for different layers
3. Web-framework is a detail of implementation
4. Database is a detail of implementation
5. High Cohesion and Low Coupling of your code

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