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Expand Up @@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ In DDD, we build applications on top of a number of subdomains.

##### Subdomains

> A _subdomain_ is a cohesive unit of code that represents exactly one core concept and is responsible for a specific set of concerns in an application architecture. For example, every appliciation has a `users` subdomain. That's responsible for _users, identity & access management, authentication, authorization, etc_. Sometimes you don't want to build that yourself. Sometimes you can go with an off-the-shelf solution like [Auth0](https://auth0.com/). But there are subdomains in your application that you cannot simply outsource. These are the **family jewels**; the thing that's actually _novel_ about your app. This is the subdomain that no one (except you) can code. Know why? Because only _you_ have the domain knowledge to build it exactly the way that it should be built. You understand the domain.
> A _subdomain_ is a cohesive unit of code that represents exactly one core concept and is responsible for a specific set of concerns in an application architecture. For example, every application has a `users` subdomain. That's responsible for _users, identity & access management, authentication, authorization, etc_. Sometimes you don't want to build that yourself. Sometimes you can go with an off-the-shelf solution like [Auth0](https://auth0.com/). But there are subdomains in your application that you cannot simply outsource. These are the **family jewels**; the thing that's actually _novel_ about your app. This is the subdomain that no one (except you) can code. Know why? Because only _you_ have the domain knowledge to build it exactly the way that it should be built. You understand the domain.

In DDDForum, we have 2 **subdomains**: The `users` subdomain and the `forum` subdomain.

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