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I don't have particularly informed opinions about the content here, so this approval is to say the markdown file looks fine. (I'd lose the comma after the "and" on line 10 and whether or not you care for the Oxford comma, you could lose it after the word "writing" too.)
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While skimming through "Domain-Driven Design" and the condensed "Domain-Driven Design Reference" by Eric Evans, I captured a few things I found interesting and unique to DDD.
Note: this guide is very incomplete and leaves out anything that is already covered by other classic books on software engineering.