anchor.diff:                  h2 Using DDD, models are developed in Bounded Contexts
               // Ubiquitious Language for domains composition
               section
  -                h1 Example of an Inventory System
  +                h2 Example of an Inventory System
                   ul
                     li An Inventory System is about managing goods (items).
                     li Yet, there's no guarantee that it has a completely clean model, 
  
positive.code:                  p The drawing illustrates what already exists, and how the Bounded Contexts 
                     are integrated.
               section
                   img(src="img/tagle-within-collaboration-context.jpg")
               section
                   img(src="img/discovery-of-contexts.jpg")
               section
                   img(src="img/integration-of-contexts.jpg")
           section
               THANKS
      script(src="slides.js")
  
negative.code:                 h1 Domain
                  blockquote A Domain, in the broad sense, is what an organization
                    does and the world it does it in.
              section(data-markdown)
                  h2 Domain can refer to  
                  ul
                    li the entire domain of the business, 
                    li as well as just one core or supporting area of it
              section
                  h2 Should we 
                  h3 create a single, cohesive, all-inclusive models
                     of an organization's entire business domain
              section
                  h1 DDD places the emphasis on just the opposite 
  