Ubiquitous Language
Learn what ubiquitous language is, and how it helps domain and technical experts speak the same language.
Let us imagine a situation when it is necessary to translate a word between two different languages. For instance, in Italian, pasta is a type of food, but in Spanish, it can be a type of medicine. Another example can be the word gift. In Scandinavia, it means to get married, whereas it means poison in German. The reason behind these comparisons is that these differences in terms of meaning can come up when designing a model. It tends to cause potential problems and misunderstandings between technical and domain experts.
What is Ubiquitous language?
When modeling a domain, perhaps in a session such as an event storming, business experts may use business jargon, and technical experts may use technical jargon. It will cause translations of terms between the two ...
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