Sweet Streams are Made of These – Caito Scherr – DDD Europe 2021

May 3rd, 2016

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Domain-Driven Design Europe 2021 – February
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"Sweet Streams are Made of These: data-driven development in stream processing"
How do you use data-driven development tactics to leverage the strengths of stream processing? This talk will cover aspects of data-driven development in the context of building streaming systems, using successes and failures of some real world stream processing examples.

Caito is a Software-Engineer-turned-Developer-Advocate. She represents the US region for Ververica (formerly Data Artisans, creators of Apache Flink) and is based in Portland, Oregon. She has presented about her work with stream processing and data analytics at various meetups and conferences (mainly in the US and Europe). Outside of tech, she loves running, dance, woodworking, and terrible puns.

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