Jun 21, 2016
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Disclaimer: This post comes in an unusual form. Carlo had the kindness to review it, and his feedback was so valuable that I actually decided to add it in the post. To be clear, I know I’m st…
Overall, I would say my talk at DDDEU was well received, especially considering that it was the first time I tried to talk about the physics of software to a large audience, as opposed to a few...
Overall, I would say my talk at DDDEU was well received, especially considering that it was the first time I tried to talk about the physics of software to a large audience, as opposed to a few like-minded colleagues.
I’m writing these notes a few days before my talk “Software Design and the Physics of Software” at DDD EU (January 29th). The idea is to put them online the night before or the same morning. In...
But imagine that we could engineer our code just like we engineer our materials - the right properties for the right job.
Notes from Domain Driven Design Europe 2016 | Vincent Verhoeven’s blog
Studying these properties without any value connotation allows us to select the right material for the problem, which gave way to whole engineering disciplines.
Notes from Domain Driven Design Europe 2016 | Vincent Verhoeven’s blog