[DDDDD-20] Extreme Context Mapping

by Organisers @virtualddd | May 15, 2020

Just when I thought I squeezed everything out of context mapping I've found myself using the format in unconventional ways. If you're interested in what happens when your organization is dealing with multiple business lines, when your technology stack is...

[DDDDD-20] Bourdieu’s social theory applied to tech

by Organisers @virtualddd | May 15, 2020

Bourdieu's social theory applied to tech Every workplace, every community, and in fact every social interaction, is governed by various forces, hidden power structures, implicit oppression and submission. We oppress people by accident, and we are oppressed by...

[DDDDD-20] From Capabilities to Services: Modelling for business-IT alignment

by Organisers @virtualddd | May 15, 2020

From Capabilities to Services: Modelling for business-IT alignment Service-orientation is still a surprisingly hard and complex endeavour after all these years and the risk of getting it wrong, potentially ending up with a distributed monolith with its devastating...

[DDDDD-20] « it’s traverse »

by Organisers @virtualddd | May 15, 2020

The `traverse` function is so pervasive in functional programming that it became a joke: — How do I do— It's traverse https://twitter.com/search?q=%22it%27s%20traverse%22&src=typed_query Since it's a bit abstract until you actually encounter it,...

[DDDDD-20] Bounded Contexts, Microservices, and Everything In Between

by Organisers @virtualddd | May 15, 2020

Bounded Contexts, Microservices, and Everything In Between “95% of the words are spent extolling the benefits of ‘modularity’ and that little, if anything, is said about how to achieve it” – Glenford J. Myers, 1978. This quote is 40 years old. Tody, 4 decades...