Explore DDD 2018 – Denver, Sept. 11-14
Model the wrong boundaries in your system and disaster is just around the corner waiting to tease your sanity. An excess of dependencies between modules will result in changes rippling across a fragile codebase at compile-time, and that same web of dependencies means even just a small runtime error in one module has the potential to bring the entire system crashing down. Modeling the wrong boundaries will test the patience of your teams as well. Every piece of work will require expensive coordination with many other teams who all have different priorities and political agendas.
In this talk, you’ll learn practical techniques for identifying effective modules in your software systems and enabling autonomous teams in your organization, and you’ll see modeling patterns based on real-world examples from a variety of domains. Along the way, you’ll learn about the theoretical concepts underpinning the techniques, touching on DDD, Systems Thinking, Promise Theory, Theory of Constraints, and more.
About Nick Tune
Nick is a product-focused technical leader. He has helped teams in a variety of organizations to achieve continuous delivery and high alignment, including the UK government, Salesforce, and 7digital. He is the co-author of Designing Autonomous Teams and Services (O’Reilly) and Patterns, Principles and Practices of Domain-Driven Design (Wrox), and blogs from ntcoding.co.uk.
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