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 reference implementation of domain-driven design patterns and a sample of command query responsibility segregation. It provides a collection of event-driven microservices that demonstrate the practical application of architectural principles for structuring complex software systems. The implementation separates read and write models through an event journal and organizes services into bounded contexts to maintain clear functional boundaries. It coordinates business logic by dispatching and consuming domain events to synchronize different modules. The project covers a range
This project provides a structured boilerplate for building Node.js REST APIs, implementing clean architecture principles to isolate business logic from external frameworks and data sources. It serves as a template for organizing complex backend services by enforcing a strict separation of concerns between domain entities, infrastructure, and interface layers. The architecture distinguishes itself through a modular, plugin-based server design built on the Hapi.js framework. It utilizes a dependency injection container to decouple business logic from concrete implementations, ensuring that ser
This is a .NET skeleton project to introduce the concepts of Domain Driven Design and loosely coupled layers. You can use this solution as a starting point to build loosely coupled and composable applications where the Domain is at the heart of the project.