Context mapping often stays a static diagram nobody revisits once the workshop ends. @ziobrando.bsky.social pushed the idea further, exploring how to keep it living and useful as teams and systems evolve. Watch: buff.ly/YIIFqhF

13 Aug 2026

We often assume that once a team has a diagram, they have a shared understanding. It's only when someone starts asking basic questions that the diagram starts to fall apart. Read, Listen or Watch more of @vanessaformicola.bsky.social her story: buff.ly/aOIQ7uj

12 Aug 2026

Getting from domain talk to a "good" model is hard—DDD's patterns show the destination, not the journey, especially with experts who can't read code. Marco Schneider and Martin Günther share a… Get info & RSVP: buff.ly/csI1ZY2

10 Aug 2026

Cloud unreachable, warehouses dark, thousands of orders mid-fulfillment: what keeps logistics running when a national blackout hits? Emilio Carrión shared how offline-first architecture and post-outage reconciliation kept Mercadona Online alive… Listen as a podcast: buff.ly/fsG3Dqn

6 Aug 2026

Modelling a domain in code often drifts from the actual business logic. This hands-on session dug into functional domain modelling in practice, keeping types and behaviour honest. Watch: buff.ly/hOvWEbC

6 Aug 2026

Our new DDD starting point is an EventStorming timeline, so it ends in two empty stickies. Step three and beyond are not written yet, because we need to design that together. buff.ly/0btwtGn

5 Aug 2026

Broken things at work keep breaking, and we rarely have the language for why. @trond.hjorteland.com introduces Open Systems Theory, then we diagnose real dysfunctions live, together. Get info & RSVP: buff.ly/H580ohp

5 Aug 2026

Four "services" drawn as separate boxes, but one tangled codebase underneath, in a medical product nobody could safely change. @vanessaformicola.bsky.social shared how naming what a team actually owns… Read, watch, or listen: buff.ly/5JB3t8z

4 Aug 2026

Step one of any DDD learning journey should be: find out whether this is even your problem. Step two: learn the four words that matter. What resources would you add to those first two steps? buff.ly/0btwtGn

3 Aug 2026

Most decisions in software teams don't fail because people disagreed. They fail because people thought they agreed, but they didn't, and nobody found out until much later. virtualddd.com/facilitating...

31 Jul 2026

AI drafts, suggests and helps us build. What it does not do is decide what we think. The thinking, the opinions and the mistakes are ours. buff.ly/0voDv53

30 Jul 2026

When the network vanishes, most systems just stop working. One week out: Emilio Carrión joins us to talk offline-first architecture and surviving a national blackout. Register: virtualddd.com/sessions/sur...

29 Jul 2026