quarkus-ddd

To scaffold Domain-Driven Design components in a Quarkus project, you can automate the generation of bounded contexts, aggregates, value objects, commands, events, repositories, services, and endpoints using the quarkus-ddd skill.

Implementing Hexagonal Architecture in Quarkus involves ensuring a clear separation of concerns to easily integrate with external systems. This skill automates the generation of DDD components, which natively supports this architectural pattern.

Yes, you need Java and an existing Quarkus project to compile and run the generated DDD code. These dependencies are required for the framework to function properly with the generated architecture components.

Yes, you can automatically generate aggregates and value objects for your bounded context. The skill automates the creation of these specific Domain-Driven Design components alongside commands, events, repositories, services, and endpoints.

You should use Hexagonal Architecture for your Quarkus application when you need to streamline the development of complex, maintainable software and require a clear separation of concerns to adapt to changes or integrate with external systems.

To create a bounded context for managing conference sessions in Quarkus, you use the skill to automatically generate all necessary DDD components, including aggregates, value objects, commands, events, repositories, services, and endpoints for that specific domain.