Applying domain-driven design to REST APIs
Applying DDD to REST APIs ensures that the APIs are closely aligned with business goals and processes. This alignment helps create APIs that are intuitive, maintainable, and scalable.
While DDD is a comprehensive approach that applies to various layers of software development, this section focuses solely on how its principles can shape API design. The goal is to show how concepts such as ubiquitous language, bounded contexts, and experience-based workflows can guide API design, without delving into the details of full DDD implementation in the underlying application or code base. By narrowing the focus, we aim to provide actionable insights for API designers and developers who want to align their interfaces with business objectives.
In this section, we will explore several key aspects of integrating DDD with RESTful services, including aligning APIs with ubiquitous language, defining bounded contexts for APIs, designing experience...