Domain-Driven Design in a Zombie Apocalypse

A programming book in the age of AI? Yes, really.

AI can now help you build in days (sometimes in hours) projects that used to take months. But once that project starts to grow and the problems show up, you'll find out that if you never reviewed what the AI wrote, you're the one who has to understand it, organize it, and keep it under control.

This book teaches you to design your code so you understand what each change means, keep complexity in check, and let the project grow sustainably.

Domain-Driven Design asks for something that sounds obvious and is rarely easy to get right. The code should speak the same language as the business.

Forget the heavy academic treatise or the catalog of patterns you'll abandon the first time things get busy. This is a practical guide based on hands-on experience applying DDD to real projects, explained step by step and without assuming you already know it all.

And yes, there are zombies. Because learning to design software while surviving an apocalypse is a lot more fun than staring at architecture diagrams.