📌Introducing (Domain)Language-First Architecture

Imagine an architecture where the very language of your domain is the foundation upon which your software is built. This is the core principle of Language-First Architecture.

✅ As you can see in the diagrams, at the heart of LFA is Language itself. It's not just about using domain language in communication; it's about making it the blueprint for your system.

✅ Surrounding the Language core is the Model. Here, the domain language is transformed into concrete data structures and business rules, directly reflecting the language's vocabulary and grammar.

✅ Expanding further, we have the Context. This layer represents the environment in which the system operates, encompassing user interactions and external dependencies. It's where the language's meaning is understood within the system's real-world application.

✅ Finally, the Logic layer is the outermost shell. It's where the magic happens – where the domain language is processed and executed, driving the system's behavior.

The small squares you see represent the interaction points with the outside world – APIs, databases, user interfaces – all communicating with the system in the language it understands best.

Start with words: Use the same words your business uses every day.
Words make the rules: These words decide how the software works.

کانال مکتب‌خانه DDD

کانال مکتب‌خانه DDD

Introducing (Domain)Language-First Architecture Imagine an architecture where the very language of your domain is the foundation upon which your software is built. This is the core principle of Language-First Architecture. As you can see in the diagrams,…

📌Introducing (Domain)Language-First Architecture

Imagine an architecture where the very language of your domain is the foundation upon which your software is built. This is the core principle of Language-First Architecture.

✅ As you can see in the diagrams, at the heart of LFA is Language itself. It's not just about using domain language in communication; it's about making it the blueprint for your system.

✅ Surrounding the Language core is the Model. Here, the domain language is transformed into concrete data structures and business rules, directly reflecting the language's vocabulary and grammar.

✅ Expanding further, we have the Context. This layer represents the environment in which the system operates, encompassing user interactions and external dependencies. It's where the language's meaning is understood within the system's real-world application.

✅ Finally, the Logic layer is the outermost shell. It's where the magic happens – where the domain language is processed and executed, driving the system's behavior.

The small squares you see represent the interaction points with the outside world – APIs, databases, user interfaces – all communicating with the system in the language it understands best.

Start with words: Use the same words your business uses every day.
Words make the rules: These words decide how the software works.

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