Using the Actor Model with Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in Reactive Systems - with Vaughn Vernon

This document discusses using the actor model with domain-driven design for reactive systems. It provides an overview of the actor model and how it relates to DDD. Key points include: - The actor model uses message passing between independent units called actors to build distributed, concurrent systems. - The actor model is well-suited for building reactive systems to handle high volumes of asynchronous data and messages. - DDD focuses on modeling the core domain and business logic, while actors and messaging enable rapid implementation in a clear and understandable way. - Together, the actor model and DDD support building systems that can respond quickly to changing business needs through loose coupling and isolation of concerns.