Ok so I\'ve ordered Applying Domain-Driven Design and Patterns: Using .Net, but while I wait for it to arrive I\'m looking at starting to apply the techniques in my current proj
As part of a talk I have done at a Dutch .NET community event, I have started implementing a full-blown Silverlight 4 example using CQRS and Event Sourcing. It relies heavily on one of the most serious open-source CQRS initiatives, NCQRS. You can find its corresponding CodePlex site here.
I've written a few articles with mostly c# examples on implementing DDD patterns in real applications.
You can take a look at my DDDSample.Net. It demonstrates not only classic DDD, but also CQRS approach using two relational stores and using Event Sourcing approach.
The following CodePlex projects seem to be right up your ally:
The author of Domain-Driven Design has created a project Time & Money as a showcase for the concepts described in his book. This is more than just a 'toy' project that provides some sample code to accompany the book, it's intended to be a production-ready replacement for the concepts of time and money, which are rather poorly implemented in the core Java libraries.
Mark Nijhof made a great .Net example app using the CQRS pattern which is a hot implementation of DDD. You can read all about it on Marks blog