13:50 Day 1Miles Scenen

Architecture

Bridging Business and Frontend: Domain-Driven Design in Modern Web Architecture

Marc Brehmer

Marc Brehmer

I have been a Software Engineer since 2013, specializing in front- and backend development. I am experienced in developing web, cross-platform, and native mobile REST and GraphQL applications. I am keenly interested in software design and its different approaches, like DDD or clean architecture. Additionally, I enjoy exploring new technologies and programming paradigms, like functional programming.

Sharing knowledge is also a priority for me, as I have actively participated in company tech talks, mentored colleagues, and supervised students in their theses.

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Have you ever faced the challenge of scaling your frontend applications while trying to maintain team autonomy and code quality? You're not alone. As frontend applications become complex, traditional monolithic approaches lead to various issues: tangled codebases, team dependencies, and deployment bottlenecks. This talk will explore how Domain-Driven Design principles can enhance frontend architecture by creating truly autonomous, business-aligned modules. We will examine how core DDD concepts translate to frontend development and demonstrate how to identify domain boundaries in frontend applications.

By the end of this talk, you will understand how to apply DDD principles to create scalable, maintainable architectures that enable teams to work independently while delivering cohesive user experiences.