CodelyTV/typescript-ddd-example

This project is a reference implementation of Domain-Driven Design, Clean Architecture, and Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) patterns using the Go programming language. It serves as a sample application to demonstrate how to decouple core domain rules from infrastructure and delivery mechanisms. The system is built as a gRPC microservices architecture, utilizing type-safe communication and service contracts. It implements an event-driven architecture to manage eventual consistency and asynchronous processing, specifically employing the Outbox pattern to ensure reliable messagin

This project is a reference implementation of Domain-Driven Design patterns, functional domain modeling, and event-driven state coordination. It demonstrates the application of strategic and tactical design patterns to manage complex business requirements. The implementation utilizes a functional domain model with pure functions and immutable objects to manage state transitions and side effects. It features a Command Query Responsibility Segregation architecture to separate read and write models, alongside event-driven coordination to maintain consistency across autonomous business boundaries

This project is a full-stack forum platform built with TypeScript that serves as a reference architecture for implementing domain-driven design and clean architecture patterns. It provides a structured environment for community discussion, enabling users to register, authenticate, and engage in moderated conversations across organized topic categories. The platform distinguishes itself by strictly separating core business logic from infrastructure concerns. By utilizing a layered hexagonal architecture and the repository pattern, the codebase isolates business rules from external frameworks a

This project is a TypeScript-based architectural framework designed to implement domain-driven design and hexagonal architecture in enterprise applications. It provides a structured boilerplate that isolates core business logic from infrastructure concerns, ensuring that domain entities, use cases, and external technology adapters remain decoupled and maintainable. The framework distinguishes itself by enforcing strict architectural boundaries and dependency inversion, preventing unauthorized access to core logic from external layers. It utilizes a command-query responsibility segregation pat