By jsugrue
via java.dzone.com
Published: Oct 21 2009 / 10:11
I’m currently sitting in the Beijing ThoughtWorks office, and for some reason language is on my mind… =) One of the discussions related to DDD that have turned up several times the last few months at conferences
is how you handle ubiquitous language when your domain is not in English. Since most programming languages are based on English, you end up mixing English and Swedish for example, if you are working with a Swedish domain. Of course, the benefits of working with these concepts in Swedish are very hard to argue against. But the dichotomy between the programming language and the domain language is definitely something that hurts my eyes, so I’m generally not very fond of that approach.
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