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S oftware product lines (SPL) are collections of systems that have common features. Those systems are systematically developed from a common set of core assets. Two patterns outstand among the various techniques proposed by several authors for developing software product lines: the development process is generally sequential and the primary design concerns deal with technical issues, such as component allocation and system partitioning (into subsystems). The importance of a domain model is often neglected. Although such practices have been reported as successful, this work proposes another paradigm, which can yield more satisfactory results. This paradigm is based on agile methods and a set of design principles known as domain-driven design. This hypothesis is supported by comparing different modeling patterns and by developing a case study.

Diretrizes para desenvolvimento de linhas de produtos de software com base em Domain-Driven Design e métodos ágeis