michalzeman/reactor-ddd

This system is a bank account and transaction management service built on a Domain-Driven Design architecture. It exposes HTTP APIs to create accounts, deposit or withdraw funds, and process money transfers. The backend enforces strict state machines for transactions and accounts, utilizing an event-driven message bus to coordinate domain events and commands across the system.

This period marks the initial setup of the codebase, establishing a multi-module Gradle structure and configuring core dependencies. The team implemented the foundational Domain-Driven Design architecture, including a message bus for asynchronous handling and common API interfaces for commands and events. Additionally, the project was scaffolded with essential configuration files and HTTP error handling utilities.

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This period focused on establishing the core domain models, application services, and HTTP APIs for both the account and transaction modules. The work introduced key aggregates, state machines, and persistence interfaces to support creating accounts, processing money transfers, and managing transaction lifecycles.

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