UML diagram for the DDD example in Evans' book

Summary

UML Diagram for the DDD Example in Evans' Book This project uses UML diagrams to illustrate the structure and behavior of the DDD example—a cargo shipping system—from Eric Evans' book (Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software). These diagrams are created based on the source code of the dddsample-core project on GitHub. The diagrams aim to help us understand how the example implements the strategic and tactical designs of DDD and the mechanisms by which it operates. If you want to get into DDD theory, check out Evans' book. If you want to get into the implementation details, check out the source code of the dddsample-core project. Also, if you want to understand the UML model behind these diagrams, open the model file (ddd-example-in-evans-book.asta) using the modeling tool Astah Professional/UML/Viewer. Clicking on the UML diagram image below opens it in Diagram Map *1. : Diagram Map allows you to zoom and pan, like Google Maps, when viewing a UML diagram. You can view it with any browser. To create one on your own, Astah Professional/UML and the m+ plug-in are required. User-system interaction This sequence diagram illustrates the key interactions between the user and the system, with references to other diagrams. Domain model overview This class diagram illustrates the basic elements of the domain model and their relationships. The layout of the domain model elements is based on the diagram presented in the dddsample-core project. Attributes and operations are hidden to focus on understanding the elements and their relationships. If you want to see them, open the model file (ddd-example-in-evans-book.asta) using the modeling tool Astah. Domain objects for "ABC123" cargo This object diagram shows the basic domain objects and thier connections. In particular, it shows the object snapshot associated with the cargo object "ABC123," which is preset as sample data. The cargo "ABC123," which is en route from HongKong to Helsinki, is currently at...