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  1. Ubiquitous Language reduces miscommunication in complex fintech projects. Without it, key domain concepts are lost between risk analysts, compliance officers, and engineers—producing software that does not reflect actual business rules.

    #UbiquitousLanguage #Fintech #DDD

  2. Ubiquitous Language reduces miscommunication in complex fintech projects. Without it, key domain concepts are lost between risk analysts, compliance officers, and engineers—producing software that does not reflect actual business rules.

    #UbiquitousLanguage #Fintech #DDD

  3. Ubiquitous Language reduces miscommunication in complex fintech projects. Without it, key domain concepts are lost between risk analysts, compliance officers, and engineers—producing software that does not reflect actual business rules.

    #UbiquitousLanguage #Fintech #DDD

  4. Ubiquitous Language is scoped within a bounded context. In fintech, 'transaction' in a payments context differs from 'transaction' in a ledger or audit context—each context maintains its own precise language.

    #UbiquitousLanguage #BoundedContext #Fintech

  5. Ubiquitous Language is the DDD practice of building a shared, rigorous language between developers and domain experts, based on the domain model, used consistently in all communication including source code.

    #UbiquitousLanguage #DDD #Fintech

  6. Came across this take recently: "How long until the DDD community realises AI/LLM assisted programming is still DDD, but you no longer need to do the actual implementation, just document & validate it?"

    We already do. The bounded context pattern is still very much valid.
    ...

    #DomainDrivenDesign #BoundedContext #UbiquitousLanguage #AIAgents #SoftwareArchitecture

  7. Use AI to Stand In for a Domain Expert

    This is article is the first installment in the Workflow Patterns for AI-Assisted Development series. To get notified when a new article is published, subscribe for free via email or RSS. Domain Language Mining Discover jargon from an unfamiliar field using LLMs to help you write better software. […]

    kerrick.blog/articles/2025/use

  8. Use AI to Stand In for a Domain Expert

    This is article is the first installment in the Workflow Patterns for AI-Assisted Development series. To get notified when a new article is published, subscribe for free via email or RSS. Domain Language Mining Discover jargon from an unfamiliar field using LLMs to help you write better software. […]

    kerrick.blog/articles/2025/use

  9. Use AI to Stand In for a Domain Expert

    This is article is the first installment in the Workflow Patterns for AI-Assisted Development series. To get notified when a new article is published, subscribe for free via email or RSS. Domain Language Mining Discover jargon from an unfamiliar field using LLMs to help you write better software. […]

    kerrick.blog/articles/2025/use

  10. Use AI to Stand In for a Domain Expert

    This is article is the first installment in the Workflow Patterns for AI-Assisted Development series. To get notified when a new article is published, subscribe for free via email or RSS. Domain Language Mining Discover jargon from an unfamiliar field using LLMs to help you write better software. […]

    kerrick.blog/articles/2025/use

  11. Use AI to Stand In for a Domain Expert

    This is article is the first installment in the Workflow Patterns for AI-Assisted Development series. To get notified when a new article is published, subscribe for free via email or RSS. Domain Language Mining Discover jargon from an unfamiliar field using LLMs to help you write better software. […]

    kerrick.blog/articles/2025/use

  12. I'm just at #ManuSec (a #Cybersecurity conference focused on manufacturing/ #OtSecurity )

    A lot of discussion focuses on finding a common language between IT and OT.
    This reminds me so much of the #UbiquitousLanguage of #DomainDrivenDesign (#DDD)
    I expect that we will discover that this only works in a #BoundedContext (sadly I fear we will need 5-10 years for that 😬)