Domain-driven design (DDD) focuses more on the business needs compared to technology. It's all about understanding the customer's real business needs. Domain-driven design consists of a set of patterns for building enterprise applications from the domain model out. During software development, a DDD approach is used to solve complex implementations problems. DDD puts the emphasis squarely on the domain model; the main focus is creating a conceptual model that forms a common language for both the users and programmers.
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