Citações domain driven design tackling complexity in the heart of software

1. "Domain-driven design is not a technology or a methodology. It is a way of thinking and a set of priorities, aimed at accelerating software projects that have to deal with complicated domains." - Eric Evans

2. "In domain-driven design, we focus on the heart of the software - the domain - and strive to model it in a way that reflects the real-world complexity, making the software more maintainable and adaptable." - Vaughn Vernon

3. "Tackling complexity in software requires a deep understanding of the domain, clear boundaries between different parts of the system, and a focus on the core business logic. Domain-driven design provides a framework for achieving these goals." - Scott Millett

4. "Domain-driven design is about creating a shared understanding of the domain between developers and domain experts, enabling the development of software that truly reflects the business needs and complexities." - Jimmy Nilsson

5. "By embracing domain-driven design principles, software developers can build systems that are more resilient to change, easier to maintain, and better aligned with the business goals." - Eric Evans