kgrzybek/modular-monolith-with-ddd
This system is a modular monolith application for managing meetings, groups, and payments, built on a Domain-Driven Design architecture. It provides comprehensive APIs for creating and managing meetings, handling user registrations and authentication, and processing subscription payments and fee collections. The system enforces strict access controls, event-driven consistency via outbox/inbox patterns, and automated background processing for subscriptions and internal commands.
64.0
Adequate · 5 August 2026
24k
lines of production code
C#
primary language
1
bus factor · 35 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2019 · Modular monolith implementation
The project established a modular monolith architecture with distinct modules for Administration, Meetings, Payments, and UserAccess, each containing domain, application, and infrastructure layers. This period focused on implementing core domain models, application commands/queries, and API endpoints while introducing architectural tests to enforce module isolation and clean code standards.
74 changes
2020 · Domain-driven architecture and payment features
This period focused on establishing a modular, event-sourced architecture across the Payments, Meetings, and Administration modules, introducing command/query handlers, outbox/inbox processing, and background job scheduling. It also implemented core business capabilities for subscription management, pricing, and meeting interactions, supported by comprehensive integration and unit tests.
99 changes
2021–2024 · User and registration infrastructure
This period focused on establishing the core application and data layers for user management and registration workflows. The team implemented the Nuke build system to streamline development and CI processes, while simultaneously introducing database schemas and application modules to support user accounts, admin creation, and email-based registration confirmation.
4 changes
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