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Things Clone Coding Doesn't Tell You (Security, DDD, Microservices) Part 2

Let's systematically design the backend using the domain-driven development (DDD) method and apply it to microservices!

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Rather than DDD theory and design, this is a lecture on how to apply the code style required by DDD. This is a lecture that can provide some guidance to those who wonder why they have to do it that way when it is clearly bad for performance, and those who are hesitant about applying it.

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vividswan

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DDD was such an abstract concept that I didn't understand it, but thanks to the lecture you provided, I think I understood it more concretely! I look forward to the next lecture. Thank you! :)

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굿데이

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I really liked the previous TypeScript lecture and this lecture. I always watched only the ddd lectures of spring, but it was a new world to listen to the lecture of the node version. I was constantly worrying about how to structure the service, and you solved many problems. I highly recommend it. Please increase the resolution. I can't see the code well. ㅠㅠ And I only use vscode, so could you add a simple method of using intellij to the lecture?

What you will gain after the course

  • DDD(Domain Driven Design)

  • Minimum security knowledge

Attention those who can't escape backend clone coding! 📌

DDD 1

DDD 2

DDD 3 times

DDD 4 times

What Clone Coding Doesn't Tell You About DDD

A must-learn for writing structured and scalable code! 👆

🧐 Haven't you only developed servers using the MVC pattern so far?

👉 Learn how to abstract complex business models beyond the MVC pattern with Domain-Driven Development (DDD).

🧐 Are you writing code that is difficult to modify as you develop?

👉 Learn how to design for scalability (horizontal scaling).

🧐 Don't you need minimal security knowledge?

👉 Let's implement the contents for membership registration and login according to OWASP recommendations.

🧐 Wouldn't you like to apply DDD to your microservice architecture?

👉 Learn DDD and apply it to MSA implementation.

Learn this 📚

Learn and practice the concepts of Authentication and Authorization.

Learn Domain Driven Design (DDD) methodology and implement code based on conversations with domain experts.

Lecture Features ✨

Rather than simply following the code, we explain the core concepts required for backend development .

We focus on explaining the " why" rather than the "how" of backend system design.

This course avoids spoon-fed education and explores the underlying principles of technology.

Learn the theoretical aspects of creating a stable system .

Upcoming updates (Updating)

Microservices

  1. About Microservices (Updated )

  2. Migrating from a Monolithic to a Microservices Architecture (Updated )

  3. Microservices Trade-Offs (Updated )

  4. Maintaining data consistency (Saga pattern)

  5. How to communicate between microservices


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Who is this course right for?

  • Anyone who has developed a backend without theory so far

  • People who just followed the code while watching the clone coding lecture

  • Anyone who wants to learn domain-driven design

Need to know before starting?

  • Backend basics

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    I really liked the previous TypeScript lecture and this lecture. I always watched only the ddd lectures of spring, but it was a new world to listen to the lecture of the node version. I was constantly worrying about how to structure the service, and you solved many problems. I highly recommend it. Please increase the resolution. I can't see the code well. ㅠㅠ And I only use vscode, so could you add a simple method of using intellij to the lecture?

    • aftercamp
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      Yes, I will definitely improve the resolution issue when I film the next lecture 😢

  • vividswan님의 프로필 이미지
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    DDD was such an abstract concept that I didn't understand it, but thanks to the lecture you provided, I think I understood it more concretely! I look forward to the next lecture. Thank you! :)

    • aftercamp
      Instructor

      Thank you for taking the class. I will prepare in January and come back in February with the topic of microservices!

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    Rather than DDD theory and design, this is a lecture on how to apply the code style required by DDD. This is a lecture that can provide some guidance to those who wonder why they have to do it that way when it is clearly bad for performance, and those who are hesitant about applying it.

    • aftercamp
      Instructor

      Thank you for writing a detailed review for those who are considering taking the class 🙇

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    I watched part 1 of the backend, but since I didn't know much about the backend, I didn't understand it at all when I first listened to it, but after listening to it repeatedly, I understood it and the concepts were well established, so it's great. I hope there will be more lectures from the instructor! Thank you

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      There is so much word repetition that it is difficult to listen to.

      • aftercamp
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        Sorry for the inconvenience 😢 I am doing a lot of editing in the lectures that I am updating recently.

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