> instead of pondering the question, do you really need to rewrite everything following DDD?
Anecdotal: I chatted with Eric Evans, author of the DDD book, at a conference once, and he stressed that DDD was only appropriate for certain parts of the system that called for it. I think he'd be as frustrated as you are by the situation you describe.
Anecdotal: I chatted with Eric Evans, author of the DDD book, at a conference once, and he stressed that DDD was only appropriate for certain parts of the system that called for it. I think he'd be as frustrated as you are by the situation you describe.