An old introduction to DDD. Not necessarily the best reference on the topic (which is probably still the blue book). Probably a good resource to skim over the important points and get started though.

Some food for thought about the use of bounded contexts in Domain Driven Design.

Didn't know this kind of architectural pattern had a name. Interesting. I wouldn't recommend it in any context though, but one more metaphor to reason with.

A bit of an unusual view about cohesion. The approach is interesting though.

Interesting food for thought. It's important to also approach domain models based on their workflows and events, not just their static relationship graphs.

Looks like a good set of tips of get more DDD practices in place without the badly understood vocabulary which usually comes with it.