DDD Domain Quiz

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DDD Domain Quiz

This is an example for Domain Quiz (a DDD domain quiz about DDD :) )

What does DDD stand for?

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Development Design Deck

Domain-Driven Design

Do Design Daily

None of the above

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What is the “big blue book”?

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A book about how to dive in the deep ocean

It is not a book, it is a jargon DDD uses for the blue post-it packs

A book about Domain-Driven Design

A huge virtual notebook used for capturing all DDD findings from all over the world

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When was Domain-Driven Design book (by Eric Evans) originally published?

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2005

2010

2003

2009

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Which describes DDD the best?

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It is a technique that Development Managers are using to better track their people.

Pattern in agile where people need to do design session every day (Do Design Daily)

It is an approach to design complex systems.

Initiative for architects to tweet their designs.

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What do you NOT do in DDD?

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Finding boundaries

Using ubiquitous language

Modeling

Leaving designs unchanged for long time

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Finish the below quote from Martin Fowler: “Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that...

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...humans can understand.”

...is readable by Business Analysts.”

...CEO understands.”

...can be tested.”

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What is EventStorming?

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Technique that is applied when we need to schedule an event (e.g. a DDD meetup)

Collaborative exploration of business domains.

Great way to atomically update state and publish events.

None of the above.

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Who is Alberto Brandolini?

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Italian pizza maker

Writer of the book “Implementing Domain-Driven Design”

Inventor of EventStorming technique

Leader of the Virtual DDD meetups

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What is EventStorming used for?

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Assess health of an existing line of business

Envision new businesses / services

Organising development teams

All of the above

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How long is a healthy business’ model according to Alberto Brandolini?

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3 meters

50 centimeters

8 meters

12 meters

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