Lost in bounded context translations with Julie, Indu, Michael and Nick
Guests: Julie Lerman, Indu Alagarsamy, Michael Plöd, Nick Tune
Language is a big topic in the Domain-Driven Design community. We want to have small bounded contexts, each with there own ubiquitous language. Having many ubiquitous languages means having a lot of translation between the bounded context. And having many translations means we can get lost. So what is the nuance between internal and external bounded context or services translation?
Join us in a conversation with Julie Lerman, Indu Alagarsamy, Michael Plod and Nick Tune to talk about these nuances. We will talk about all the concept of dealing with these translations. From Anti-corruption, interchange, gateway, upcasting events plus the relationship patterns like the conformist, partnership and newer patterns.
Guests
Julie Lerman
Indu Alagarsamy
Michael Plöd
I am helping organizations to transform their IT delivery organisation towards more autonomy, agility and collaboration by algining their teams, domains and software (architecture). In this area I work heavily with ideas from Domain Driven Design, Team Topologies, visual collaboration (e.g. EventStorming) and various methods from the software architecture area. I have over 15 years of experience in this area of work and I strive for delivering value for my customers.
In addition to that I am a regular speaker at national and international conferences with 200+ talks delivered. I won various awards for top presentations at conferences. I am also a trainer for Software Architecture and Domain Driven Design courses with 50+ trainings delivered. This activity helps me in improving my communication and presentation skills which I consider to be essential for my job. I prefer to deliver presentations but I am also an author of many articles and some books.
I consider myself to be a curious life-long learner and invest continuously in improving my knowledge and skills.
Nick Tune
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