Domain Modeling

Domain Modeling is the practice of capturing and structuring the essence of a business domain as a conceptual model that can be reflected in software. It enhances shared understanding among stakeholders and improves consistency and maintainability in design.

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Domain Modeling

Observation

By semantically classifying all phenomena occurring during application runtime and recording them along with causes, severity, handling strategies, stakeholders, and technical contexts (such as trace information and execution environments), they can be consistently utilized for logging, monitoring, analysis, auditing, troubleshooting, alerting, and error reporting. Read More

2025-09-22

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Domain Modeling

Entity Analysis and Design

We explore the differences between analysis models and design models of entities, which are central to domain models. Read More

2025-09-08

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DomainModeling Conceptual Model / Analysis Model / Design Model

A domain model is a representation of the real world transformed into a model that can be manipulated by software. The key point is to faithfully reproduce the "conceptual world" held by experts in the target problem domain.

2025-08-11

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DomainModeling Domain Model Elements

SimpleModeling uses the following fundamental elements to construct domain models.

2025-08-04

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DomainModeling Profile : Base DataType

This is a profile of basic data types used in domain models in SimpleModeling.

2025-07-14