Blog Series

This repository accompanies a blog series on DDD, AI, and Signal-Driven Development, published on Hashnode by listenrightmeow.

Posts

1. DDD Has a Solo-Builder Problem

Link: listenrightmeow.hashnode.dev/ddd-has-a-solo-builder-problem

Introduces the core problem: DDD assumes collaborative workshops and team-based knowledge crunching. Solo practitioners have no feedback loop. This post frames the gap that SDD addresses.

2. Knowledge Crunching Doesn't Need a Room

Link: listenrightmeow.hashnode.dev/knowledge-crunching-doesnt-need-a-room

Challenges the assumption that knowledge crunching requires physical collaboration. Explores how structured artifacts can replace social feedback loops.

3. The Reactive Path Has No Vocabulary

Link: listenrightmeow.hashnode.dev/the-reactive-path-has-no-vocabulary

Identifies the vocabulary gap in reactive/event-driven architectures. Policies, sagas, and reactive chains need explicit naming and structure.

4. Introducing Signal-Driven Development

Link: listenrightmeow.hashnode.dev/introducing-signal-driven-development

The formal introduction of SDD as a methodology. Presents the convergence model, gap categories, and the definition of done (zero unresolved gaps).

5. The Gap Report: DDD's Missing Feedback Loop

Link: listenrightmeow.hashnode.dev/the-gap-report-ddds-missing-feedback-loop

Deep dive into the gap report as a diagnostic tool. Covers the four gap categories, severity model, heuristic thresholds, and how to run a gap report.

Reading Order

The posts are designed to be read in order:

1. Problem (Post 1) -- Why DDD needs this
2. Insight (Posts 2-3) -- What's missing from current approaches
3. Solution (Post 4) -- The SDD methodology
4. Deep dive (Post 5) -- The gap report in detail

After reading, the Quick Start Guide provides hands-on next steps.