Geek, agilista, blogger, codefella, serial reader. In the daylight - I navigate & lead software engineering. #lean #design #aws #elixir #analytics. I speak here for myself only.
The previous episode in the series (part 3) can be found here. It's the time. First, to conclude this short series of blog posts dedicated to what's wrong with DDD. Second (and more important) - to talk about a practical alternative to DDD. Is there any?...
Let me tell you a story about enhancing an existing product with Generative AI. It will be a cautionary one, so if you read carefully, you may avoid some (potentially expensive) future mistakes. As you may have already read on this blog, I pay a lot of attention to curating...
The recent online discussion on "freedom of speech" that has flared up after Pavel Durov's arrest has forced me to dig this topic out of the backlog. To be precise, "this topic" means the eternal conflict between two contradicting forces: (1) protection of free...
In my last post about "snacking", I promised to cover one more leadership anti-pattern (also mentioned by Will Larson in "Staff Engineer") - this one is called "preening". What is "preening"? Preening means doing low impact + high visibility work to get wider...
It won't be the first time I praise Will Larson's books (directly or indirectly), but they deserve all the recognition they get, so I have no remorse. Anyway, I think it was "Staff Engineer," where Will has named two fascinating phenomena. They were not...
I've always adored EventStorming as a form of workshop - for many reasons: * the formula is all about direct, high-bandwidth collaboration with (domain) experts * it's very visual (as you're all standing in front of a white-board everyone can interact with) * it's based...
