Simplicity versus Simplification
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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 problems and, in turn, play around with technical complexity instead. The reason for this is that many business problems are considered as "easy" or "solved" when it is actually not the case. According to past experiences, making decisions before engaging the decision-making part of the brain too often lead to underestimating of the domain complexity, poor user experience and low overall customer satisfaction.
During this talk, Alexey will show several cases like this and will try to convince you to think deeper about business problems, even if they seem to be simple at first glance.
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Simplicity versus Simplification
Alexey Zimarev
Alexey is a software architect and technical lead at ABAX, working with high-performance event processing and event-sourced systems. He started programming at the age of 14 back in USSR and moved between five countries during the last fifteen years. His particular interests are in event-driven architectures, domain-driven design, distributed systems and event-sourcing. Alexey is contributing to MassTransit and lead/speaks at the Domain-Driven Design Norway meetup group.
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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 problems and, in turn, play around with technical complexity instead. The reason for this is that many business problems are considered as "easy" or "solved" when it is actually not the case. According to past experiences, making decisions before engaging the decision-making part of the brain too often lead to underestimating of the domain complexity, poor user experience and low overall customer satisfaction.
During this talk, Alexey will show several cases like this and will try to convince you to think deeper about business problems, even if they seem to be simple at first glance.
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
Thanks to our sponsors
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About the Speaker
Simplicity versus Simplification
Alexey Zimarev
Alexey is a software architect and technical lead at ABAX, working with high-performance event processing and event-sourced systems. He started programming at the age of 14 back in USSR and moved between five countries during the last fifteen years. His particular interests are in event-driven architectures, domain-driven design, distributed systems and event-sourcing. Alexey is contributing to MassTransit and lead/speaks at the Domain-Driven Design Norway meetup group.