Unconference

Featuring Gayathri Thiyagarajan

Excited to be part of the #DDDX Unconference? Read below!

This is one of the most fun and stimulating moments of DDDX, and will take place on the afternoon of Friday 27th April, and it will be facilitated by Gayathri Thiyagarajan. Keep an eye on the whiteboards around the venue as we'll be...

unconference dddx ddd

Hands-on: Master your Domain with Domain Storytelling

Featuring Henning Schwentner

Domain-driven design practioners want to identify bounded contexts and work out ubiquitous languages. Domain experts, however, often work together across contexts. The boundaries that shape your software systems must therefore not become borders that segregate people. DomainStorytelling helps you...

ubiquitous-languages bounded-contexts ddd domain-storytelling

Stability and Change in Bounded Micro-Worlds

Featuring Jenny Quillien

Domain Driven Design is not particularly interested in simple problems of only one or two variables (tackled decades ago in the banking industry with the routinization of transactions). Nor is it particularly interested in problems of probabilities and statistics (tackled decades ago in the...

Keynote - Interviewing Domain Experts: Heuristics from the Trenches

Featuring Cyrille Martraire

Deep conversations with domain experts and careful attention to the language are central in software development and in particular in Domain-Driven Design (DDD). However, it takes many years and many failures to get better at this game.

keynote heuristics domain-experts tdd architecture dddx ddd

Domain-Driven Dependencies

Featuring Cyrille Martraire

Dependencies come in many forms, from binary libraries to JSON contracts for example. While they are necessary to build complex systems, dependencies are also the cause of a lot of headaches, and learning how to better deal with them makes your life less miserable in the long run.

maintenance-effort modules architecture hexagonal layers bounded-contexts dependencies design ddd

Don't Ask, Don't Tell the Virtues of Privacy by Design

Featuring Eleanor McHugh

You live in a world of poorly protected persistent data silos, the digital equivalent of a rusty tin box tied up with string and buried in a somewhat disheveled flowerbed. The owners of these silos hoard a bewildering array of personal data on everyone who interacts with them on the off chance...

digital-identity blockchain design privacy dddx ddd

Simplicity versus Simplification

Featuring Alexey Zimarev

You often hear that DDD is hard. People are trying and failing, complaining over increased complexity, which gets out of control. In fact, despite many complains that accidental complexity is overcoming the domain complexity, often this is not the case. Developers tend to over-simplify business...

domain-driven-design complexity dddx ddd

2

Events-First Microservices with Lagom

Featuring Gideon de Kok and Kenny Baas-Schwegler

Digital transformations are the new hype. By switching to a more IT-oriented organization, businesses hope to achieve a new level of flexibility to answer better to the fast changing demands of customers. Companies often start their new customer-driven strategy with a big-bang agile...

microservices agile lagom architecture ddd dddx domain-driven-design

Keynote: Design Heuristics

Featuring Mathias Verraes

Software design principles aspire to be universal. And yet, when you create software, you sometimes intentionally violate principles.

domain-driven-design dddx ddd

Keynote: Joys and Pitfalls of Collaborative Modelling

Featuring Alberto Brandolini

Modelling together can be a bliss, or it can turn into a painful experience. Shifting from an individual activity to a shared, collaborative one will expose thinking habits and fallacies that play a surprising role in our design process.

architecture collaborative-modelling event-storming dddx ddd