You want to get started with Domain-Driven Design or are looking for advanced learning resources in this topic? Then this collection of curated learning resources is a good place to check out.
Here's another book from Vaughn Vernon: Domain-Driven Design Distilled. Relatively small and terse, I don't know where I would place it: under the 201 section or even under Further Goodies.
"100.000 Orange Stickies Later"
Alberto Brandolini's talks get clearer and better to understand over time.
I consider this talk a better introduction to the topic than the previous talks - on the other hand, I might have understood Event Storming better from this talk because I saw the others before ๐
The definition of Domain Roles of the Bounded Context Canvas in the Domain-Driven Design Kata is incorrect. It isn't about the collaborating entities and the stakeholder's expectations but rather about its role in the whole system.
Based on the referenced post it characterises the behaviour of the bounded context, and helps avoid coupling of responsibilities by identifying the different roles the context plays.
This video is the lessons learnt, introduction, and comparison between in-person ES and remote ES.
It is more structured than the "online event storming" clip that is already among the resources.
My observation/opinion:
The "trying out online event storming" video is rather unstructured, long, and partly with technical issue. Nonetheless, the commentaries and discussions are interesting on the meta-level and they could be interesting for moderators.
To get an introduction for starters and practitioners, the proposed clip would be better.
I haven't noticed any sections or references to frameworks that explicitly support or promote a DDD approach when architecting applications. Is it deliberate?