Schon endeckt? Wir starten die drei Workshoptage je mit einer interessanten Keynote. Zum Beispiel mit @aivlis_s, die euch in ihrer Keynote "2020: An Architect’s Odyssey" auf eine spannende Reise mitnimmt. Erfahrt hier mehr ➞ ow.ly/vbyL50DNRyR
Von den aufrechten Kämpfer*innen gegen das sogenannte #Gendergaga, die sich so vehement gegen jede Veränderung der deutschen Sprache sträuben, liest man auffallend wenige Tweets auf Althochdeutsch. #Audi
My favorite approach has often been to imagine the business processes across multiple independent, collaborating companies, each with their own business model that have to make sense on their own
API’s: Braucht man die (immer)? Und wenn ja, wozu eigentlich? Das besprechen @stilkov und @ewolff in der neuen Ausgabe des SoftwareArchitekTOUR-Podcasts👇
In this particular case though, I think that some folks following DDD don’t grasp that it doesn’t even attempt to define everything there is to know, yet treat it that way
Whereas a lot of the usual standard criticism points out that this particular hype (whatever that might be) is nothing new and everyone’s been doing it for years
This might be worth a post or article of its own. While I do think there are good reasons to criticize it, I think there’s something different with this particular thing in that I completely embrace it, but think there’s more to it
I’m not sure I disagree. I am annoyed when it’s used to keep people out, or not as a means to an end, or as an excuse to stop thinking. Other than that, I am a fan and advocate its usage
Depends on whether you’re talking about the DDD meta-language or a concrete, well-defined language for a particular domain. I have absolutely no problem with the latter, but I do have a problem with the expected ubiquity of the former :)
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Ranga Yogeshwar: warum ist die sinnvolle Funktion aus der Smudo-App nicht in der exorbitant teuren Coronaapp?
Helge Braun, Chef des Bundeskanzleramts: warum muss denn alles der Staat anbieten?