Crunching 'Real-Life Stories' with DDD Event Storming and Combining it with BDD Techniques @ P3X

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@kenny_baas Crunching 'real-life stories' with DDD EventStorming and combining it with BDD techniques

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@kenny_baas Kenny Baas-Schwegler Software Consultant - EventStormer Domain Driven Design Behaviour Driven Development Continuous Delivery @kenny_baas Baasie.com xebia.com/blog/author/kbaas/

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@kenny_baas It is not the domain experts knowledge that goes to production, it is the assumption of the developers that goes to production - Alberto Brandolini

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@kenny_baas To communicate effectively, the code must be based on the same language used to write the requirements - the same language that the developers speak with each other and with domain experts - Eric Evans

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@kenny_baas We all know or should know that language is fluid, liquid, subject to the whims of the people. Language evolves, as it should. Because language changes to accommodate new users, the older users resist and complain. http://tednellen.blogspot.com/2013/04/language-is-fluid.html

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@kenny_baas Every tool has its blind spots. That blind spot might as well be your million dollar mistake.

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@kenny_baas Don’t cling to a mistake Just because you spend a lot of time making it.

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@kenny_baas Software Development is a learning process, working code is a side effect - Alberto Brandolini

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@kenny_baas Serious software development is the practice of symmathesy. “Sym” = together, “mathesy” = learning. - Jessica Kerr

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@kenny_baas #CatTax @kenny_baas Baasie.com xebia.com/blog/author/kbaas/ https://speakerdeck.com/baasie