<ul><li>Domain Driven Design (DDD) is a software design approach that focuses on understanding and reflecting the business in code.</li><li>The main concepts of DDD are: domain, entities and value objects, aggregates and aggregate roots, domain services, domain events, and bounded contexts.</li><li>The domain represents the business problem being solved and is developed using a ubiquitous language to align developers and domain experts.</li><li>Aggregates are groups of related domain objects treated as a single unit, with the aggregate root controlling access to other objects within the aggregate.</li></ul>

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