Frontend applications get bigger and more complex each year - and the approaches we used to make the codebases maintainable cease to be useful. Frontend developers and architects are reaching out to new approaches - and Domain-Driven Design obviously comes to mind here. However, Strategic DDD has never been thoroughly applied to Client Applications. And to make things worse, frontend community is reinventing what DDD is about in its own, often delusional way, totally missing the point of closer collaboration with the business.

In this talk, we'll bridge the gap. The gap between two decades of backend-oriented experience of DDD practitioners - and frontend applications which try to adapt DDD for better or worse. We'll focus mainly on Strategic DDD, Team Topologies, and, last but not least, how this knowledge can be applied to common Interface Archetypes.