ddd-lite-monorepo

Organize domain-driven design boundaries in a monorepo by separating code into domain, application, infrastructure, and ui folders. This lightweight DDD layout keeps business logic explicit and isolated from framework details across multiple apps.

Lightweight DDD is an approach applying domain-driven design without heavy ceremony. You need it for multi-app monorepos requiring explicit domain separation, consistent naming, and lightweight modeling guidance to enforce clean architecture across apps.

Keep domain code free from UI and framework dependencies by applying strict boundary rules and using business-language terms. The suggested layout and heuristics enforce clean architecture, ensuring domain logic remains isolated within its designated folder.

Yes, you can apply DDD guidelines to a monorepo without heavy ceremony. This approach provides simple layout guidance and heuristics to define domain, application, infrastructure, and ui boundaries while enforcing discipline across apps.

The best way to enforce consistent naming and domain separation across monorepo apps is to apply lightweight DDD heuristics. Identify core domains within each app and organize code into the suggested domain-driven layout boundaries.

You should not use a full domain-driven design layout if your monorepo apps do not require explicit domain separation or clean architecture boundaries. This lightweight DDD guidance targets multi-app monorepos needing strict domain, application, infrastructure, and ui separation.