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Domain-Driven DevelopmentChairs:
Object-orientation is recognized as an important advance in software technology, particularly in modeling complex phenomena more easily than its predecessors. But the progress in reusability, maintainability, reliability, and even expressiveness has fallen short of expectations. As units of reuse, objects have proven too small. Frameworks seem too large, and their development remains an art. Components offer reuse, but the more functional the component, the larger and less reusable it becomes. And patterns, while intrinsically reusable, are not an implementation medium. The time has come for a new one. "Domain-Driven Development" covers a range of emerging technologies, including Model-Driven Architecture, Product-Line Engineering, Aspect-Oriented Modeling, Generative Programming, and Intentional Programming. All of these technologies focus on aligning code and problem domain more closely. Successful domain-driven development elevates the expression of design and implementation, removes extraneous detail, insulates software from technology drift, helps balance customization and genericity, and allows higher levels of automation. This track features six papers, one panel, three workshops, four posters and seven tutorials. For listing of all events on Domain-Driven Development, please refer to Domain-Driven Development Track. |
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