February book review: Domain Driven Design

Posted on February 29, 2008 20:10 by Aleh Matus

Once again, it is time for our monthly book review.

Eric Evans
Domain Driven Design

I met Eric in August of 2004, when his book had just came out and he was here at OTUG talking about Ubiquitous Language, a language used by team members to describe the domain model.

By then I had been doing object-oriented programming for awhile and the object-oriented principles felt natural to me. Yet my solutions often felt a bit too technical... Domain-Driven Design helped me learn how to explore a complex domain and express it with a comprehensible software model. It helps me focus on central business problems while keeping the overall design of the systems understandable and manageable.

  

This is must-read book for any serious business application designer and developer.

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We are building an Ajax web application, where a user could click on a link to play a flash swf file. In its simplest form, a web page consists of a set of links and a <div/> container where flash videos are played. The important requirement is to avoid a page refresh after the user makes her/his selection.

In IE, this is achieved by setting the movie property of the flash <object/> element. For the same purpose in FireFox, you have the src property of the <embed/> element and the data property of the flash <object/> element. However, they do not seem to do the trick...

Do you have any ideas why? Thank you in advance for your help.

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