Crunching 'Real-Life Stories' with DDD Event Storming and Combining it with BDD Techniques
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By doing EventStorming and using techniques from BDD, such as Example Mapping or Feature Mapping, you can create more insights. You can simultaneously create a model and executable specifications for your user needs. This way, you can write software and tests which matches the shared understanding of the user, creating a ubiquitous language. Value will be shipped at a faster pace.
In this session, Kenny will explain how to do Process EventStorming. He will use Example Mapping, or Feature Mapping to get more insights into his process. The outcome can drive your Software Modelling EventStorming and create Executable Specifications
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Crunching 'Real-Life Stories' with DDD Event Storming and Combining it with BDD Techniques
Kenny Baas-Schwegler
A lot of knowledge is lost when designing and building software — lost because of hand-overs in a telephone game, confusing communication by not having a shared language, discussing complexity without visualisation and by not leveraging the full potential and wisdom of the diversity of the people. That lost knowledge while creating software impacts the sustainability, quality and value of the software product. Kenny Baas-Schwegler is a socio-technical architect. He blends IT approaches like Domain-Driven Design and Continuous Delivery and facilitates change through using visual collaboration practices, the Cynefin framework and Deep Democracy. Kenny empowers and collaboratively enables organisations, teams and groups of people in designing and building sustainable quality software products.