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Are TDD and DDD architectural patterns or design patterns?
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There are design patterns and there are architectural patterns.
I have understood that design patterns aim at solving code complexity, like the Singleton pattern, Repository pattern is a design pattern.
Then on the other side, you have architectural patterns which is aimed at organizing and structuring code. - MVVM, MVC are examples.
However, where does TDD and DDD falls?
design-patterns architecture
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There are design patterns and there are architectural patterns.
I have understood that design patterns aim at solving code complexity, like the Singleton pattern, Repository pattern is a design pattern.
Then on the other side, you have architectural patterns which is aimed at organizing and structuring code. - MVVM, MVC are examples.
However, where does TDD and DDD falls?
design-patterns architecture
asked Mar 27 at 5:17
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From reading here, it seems that TDD itself can be implemented using a number of different design patterns.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 27 at 5:20
TDD and DDD are not patterns. They are processes. Patterns prescribe what to do. Processes prescribe how to do it.
– jaco0646
Mar 27 at 22:50
add a comment |
There are design patterns and there are architectural patterns.
I have understood that design patterns aim at solving code complexity, like the Singleton pattern, Repository pattern is a design pattern.
Then on the other side, you have architectural patterns which is aimed at organizing and structuring code. - MVVM, MVC are examples.
However, where does TDD and DDD falls?
design-patterns architecture
asked Mar 27 at 5:17
5791357913
738 bronze badges
There are design patterns and there are architectural patterns.
I have understood that design patterns aim at solving code complexity, like the Singleton pattern, Repository pattern is a design pattern.
Then on the other side, you have architectural patterns which is aimed at organizing and structuring code. - MVVM, MVC are examples.
However, where does TDD and DDD falls?
design-patterns architecture
design-patterns architecture
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From reading here, it seems that TDD itself can be implemented using a number of different design patterns.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 27 at 5:20
TDD and DDD are not patterns. They are processes. Patterns prescribe what to do. Processes prescribe how to do it.
– jaco0646
Mar 27 at 22:50
add a comment |
From reading here, it seems that TDD itself can be implemented using a number of different design patterns.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 27 at 5:20
TDD and DDD are not patterns. They are processes. Patterns prescribe what to do. Processes prescribe how to do it.
– jaco0646
Mar 27 at 22:50
From reading here, it seems that TDD itself can be implemented using a number of different design patterns.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 27 at 5:20
From reading here, it seems that TDD itself can be implemented using a number of different design patterns.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 27 at 5:20
TDD and DDD are not patterns. They are processes. Patterns prescribe what to do. Processes prescribe how to do it.
– jaco0646
Mar 27 at 22:50
TDD and DDD are not patterns. They are processes. Patterns prescribe what to do. Processes prescribe how to do it.
– jaco0646
Mar 27 at 22:50
add a comment |
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TDD
TDD is a software development practice which comes from "if it hurts, do it more often". it's neither design pattern nor architectural pattern, it's a practice to write well designed and testable code.
You can use design patterns to write a well designed tests just like the production code, you have to keep it clean and DRY if you will, because you have to maintain it.
DDD
DDD is a software development approach which tells you how manage your domain complexity. If you follow DDD approach your code and architecture will change, then you can use architectural styles like "Hexagonal architecture" or you can use design patterns or practices like factories to adapt to this approach
answered Mar 27 at 7:52
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Thank you for clarifying this. :)
– 57913
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I'm glad it helped :)
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TDD is a software development practice which comes from "if it hurts, do it more often". it's neither design pattern nor architectural pattern, it's a practice to write well designed and testable code.
You can use design patterns to write a well designed tests just like the production code, you have to keep it clean and DRY if you will, because you have to maintain it.
DDD
DDD is a software development approach which tells you how manage your domain complexity. If you follow DDD approach your code and architecture will change, then you can use architectural styles like "Hexagonal architecture" or you can use design patterns or practices like factories to adapt to this approach
answered Mar 27 at 7:52
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Thank you for clarifying this. :)
– 57913
Mar 27 at 8:28
I'm glad it helped :)
– MSH
Mar 27 at 9:10
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TDD
TDD is a software development practice which comes from "if it hurts, do it more often". it's neither design pattern nor architectural pattern, it's a practice to write well designed and testable code.
You can use design patterns to write a well designed tests just like the production code, you have to keep it clean and DRY if you will, because you have to maintain it.
DDD
DDD is a software development approach which tells you how manage your domain complexity. If you follow DDD approach your code and architecture will change, then you can use architectural styles like "Hexagonal architecture" or you can use design patterns or practices like factories to adapt to this approach
answered Mar 27 at 7:52
MSHMSH
313 bronze badges
Thank you for clarifying this. :)
– 57913
Mar 27 at 8:28
I'm glad it helped :)
– MSH
Mar 27 at 9:10
add a comment |
TDD
TDD is a software development practice which comes from "if it hurts, do it more often". it's neither design pattern nor architectural pattern, it's a practice to write well designed and testable code.
You can use design patterns to write a well designed tests just like the production code, you have to keep it clean and DRY if you will, because you have to maintain it.
DDD
DDD is a software development approach which tells you how manage your domain complexity. If you follow DDD approach your code and architecture will change, then you can use architectural styles like "Hexagonal architecture" or you can use design patterns or practices like factories to adapt to this approach
answered Mar 27 at 7:52
MSHMSH
313 bronze badges
TDD
TDD is a software development practice which comes from "if it hurts, do it more often". it's neither design pattern nor architectural pattern, it's a practice to write well designed and testable code.
You can use design patterns to write a well designed tests just like the production code, you have to keep it clean and DRY if you will, because you have to maintain it.
DDD
DDD is a software development approach which tells you how manage your domain complexity. If you follow DDD approach your code and architecture will change, then you can use architectural styles like "Hexagonal architecture" or you can use design patterns or practices like factories to adapt to this approach
answered Mar 27 at 7:52
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Thank you for clarifying this. :)
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I'm glad it helped :)
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Thank you for clarifying this. :)
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I'm glad it helped :)
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Thank you for clarifying this. :)
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Thank you for clarifying this. :)
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I'm glad it helped :)
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From reading here, it seems that TDD itself can be implemented using a number of different design patterns.
– Tim Biegeleisen
Mar 27 at 5:20
TDD and DDD are not patterns. They are processes. Patterns prescribe what to do. Processes prescribe how to do it.
– jaco0646
Mar 27 at 22:50