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## References

> **About these books.** These are books we recommend, not books we wrote. We cite them as pointers into the originals; we do not copy from them, and this material is not a substitute for reading them. If a title is useful to you, please go read it in full.

### Books

- Vlad Khononov -- *Learning Domain-Driven Design* (O'Reilly, 2021)
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## 7. Further Reading

> **About these books.** These are books we recommend, not books we wrote. We cite them as pointers into the originals; we do not copy from them, and this material is not a substitute for reading them. If a title is useful to you, please go read it in full.

### Books referenced in this addendum

- Alessandro Colla -- *Domain-Driven Refactoring* (Independently published, 2024). Saga compensation patterns, choreography vs orchestration, and practical refactoring techniques.
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