Most commercial software applications are created with a set of complex business requirements to solve specific business problems or needs. However, expecting all the software developers/architects to be experts on business domains and expecting them to know entire business functions is also impractical. On the other hand, how do we create software that brings value and has consumers who are in need of automation that will use the software? A software application cannot be just a showpiece of technical excellence, but in most cases, also real and usable of automated business excellence. The domain-driven design and models are the answers to those questions.
This short article talks about one of the key principles of Domain-Driven Design called "Ubiquitous Language" as DDD concepts, principles, and patterns bring technology and business excellence together to any sophisticated software applications that can be created and managed.
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