Content 📂📽️
Hands-on domain discovery with Event Storming (by Younès Zeriahi and Fabrizio Di Napoli)
Innovation Impacts: Successful Business, Social, and Technical Investments (by Vaughn Vernon)
Systems Thinking by combining Team Topologies with Context Maps (by Michael Plöd)
Presentación del Curso de Fundamentos de EventStorming (by Daniel Solé Morera)
EventStorming Fundamentals Course Presentation (by Daniel Solé Morera)
What Really Matters (by Jimmy Nilsson)
Panel discussion about EventStorming (by Daniel Vásquez, Angel Costela Sanmiguel, Henrique Ribeiro Rezende and Daniel Solé Morera)
Big Picture EventStorming on Glovo’s Machine Learning Workflow Cycle (by Amir Hossein Bakhtiary Davijani and Daniel Solé Morera)
Reactive DDD - Transforming Digital Business (by Vaughn Vernon)
Event Storming: modelling processes and services + modelling software systems (by Daniel Solé Morera)
Modelling business processes with Event Storming (by Daniel Solé Morera)
From ddd to DDD. My journey from data-drive development to Domain-Driven Design (by Thibaud Desodt)
Event sourcing and CQRS: lessons from the trenches (by David Jiménez Martínez)
Reactive DDD - When Concurrent Waxes Fluent (by Vaughn Vernon)
Why you should use Domain Storytelling (by Daniel Solé Morera)
Adopting Domain-Driven Design in your organization (by Aleix Morgadas)
The fallacy of global state reconstruction from event storage (by Jordi Martínez Subías)
How practical Event Storming uncovers Domain-Driven Design strategic design (by Daniel Solé Morera)
Facilitating Event Storming (by Daniel Vásquez)
Tackling the technical test as a domain problem (by Eduard Simón Gallegos)
Theoretical and Practical Event Storming (by Daniel Solé Morera)
Divulgar el concepto de DDD desde júniors a séniors por reciclar sin desfallecer en el intento (by Fernando Aparicio Reviriego)
Activity
Call For Proposals (CFP)
Send your Call For Proposal (CFP) at hi@dddbcn.org or a direct message (DM) to @dddbcn, @dsolemorera or contacting the organiser using Meetup.
Formats
- Live coding
To any DDD related topic, would you like to...
share and discuss about your implementation?
share your approach to solve a problem?
conduct step by step your implementation and transformation journey between two points in code?
transforming functional requirements into code?
any other option involving code
2. Workshop (practical/hands-on)
Participant:
take part for the first time?
feel again the power and magic of learning taking action collaboratively and discovering new opportunities?
have a suitable and safe place to experiment with no constraints and with all the needed material?
Domain expert:
explore a domain you know well and be it the working example of the workshop?
explore the domain of a project you {are working on / are planning to work on} but you haven't had the chance to use any of the tools or techniques?
Facilitator:
help with a proper development of the workshop (and also take part if desired)?
All:
get the outcome of the workshop and learning experience?
3. Panel/Open discussion, questions & answers (Q&A) or fishbowl conversations
- Do you have any DDD related question you do not know how to address?
- Would you like to propose a discussion about an available recorded talk in a previous conference or about some specific chapters or pages of a DDD book?
Send us your proposals filling out this form:
4. Talk
1. Some examples of a talk might be:
- Introduction to DDD: what it is, when to apply it, strategic design, tactical design
- Your experience applying DDD in a project
- Microservices and Bounded Context
- Domain Modelling
- Domain Storytelling
- Event Storming
- How to determine aggregates?
- When and why apply CQRS?
- {hexagonal / onion / ports & adapters} architecture within DDD
- When to use Event Sourcing?
- Refactoring legacy code with a DDD approach
- Functional programming and DDD
2. The following are the types of talk duration to fit in:
- Mini talk: 5 up to 15 minutes
- Small talk: 15 up to 25 minutes
- Medium talk: 25 up to 35 minutes
- Long talk: 35 up to 50 minutes
- Hero talk: 50 up to 90 minutes
Mini and small talks are your option if:
- It is your first talk.
- You would like to explain your solution addressing a problem with DDD.
- You would like to talk about a really specific DDD aspect.
At the end of each talk 5-10 minutes for questions if any are kept.