Architecture
Domain-Driven Design: Bounded Contexts in Practice
Apply DDD bounded contexts to real codebases: clear subdomain boundaries, context mapping between teams, and never sharing domain models across services.
·5 min read
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Architecture
Hexagonal Architecture: Ports and Adapters in Practice
Hexagonal architecture in TypeScript: ports define business contracts, adapters handle infrastructure, and dependency inversion keeps the domain testable.
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Architecture
Domain-Driven Design Bounded Contexts in Practice
Practical strategies for identifying, implementing and integrating bounded contexts: context mapping, anti-corruption layers and shared kernels.
·4 min read
Architecture
Clean Architecture Principles in Real-World Applications
Apply clean architecture patterns that separate business logic from infrastructure, keeping applications testable, maintainable and open to change.
·4 min read
Engineering
Refactoring Legacy Code Without Breaking Everything
Systematic refactoring strategies for legacy codebases: characterization tests, the strangler pattern and incremental extraction, without regressions.
·4 min read
Architecture
Building a Plugin Architecture in TypeScript
How to design a plugin system that lets users extend your application without touching its core: plugin interfaces, lifecycle hooks, resolution, sandboxing.
·5 min read
Architecture
Domain-Driven Design: Essential Building Blocks
Entities, value objects, aggregates, and bounded contexts — the DDD patterns that keep complex business logic organized without over-engineering simple systems.
·3 min read