V3 Core Implementation

Structure TypeScript projects by organizing into modular directories like src/core, src/domains, src/shared, and src/application, enforcing DDD boundaries with domain entities, value objects, and application services.

A shared kernel in domain-driven design is a common module allowing bounded contexts to share domain models and events while maintaining strict architectural boundaries and clean separation of concerns.

Set up bounded contexts by creating separate domain modules for areas like task-management and session-management, each containing its own domain entities, repositories, events, and application layer use-cases.

Implement dependency injection in TypeScript clean architecture by defining repository interfaces in the domain layer and injecting infrastructure implementations into application services to keep code testable.

Scaffold testable TypeScript domain entities and value objects by enforcing strict TypeScript configurations and including sample tests alongside domain events and repositories within the modular directory layout.

Yes, this architecture supports a microkernel-like kernel core that orchestrates multiple bounded contexts, sharing domain logic and events through a shared kernel while preserving clean architecture boundaries.