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Changing mindsets:
developers can understand
the business too!
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João Rosa
https://joaorosa.io | @joaoasrosa
Software Quality Consultant @ Xebia
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"MS-DOS installation diskettes" by Daan Berg is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
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Mmm, too young, too dumb to realize
Hernandez Peter Gene, Lawrence Philip Martin II
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Carrots & Sticks are so last Century. Drive says for 21st
century work, we need to upgrade to autonomy, mastery
and purpose.
Daniel H. Pink
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“
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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From https://cucumber.io/blog/2015/12/08/example-mapping-introduction
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We start mastering the
techniques, and gain our
autonomy!
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But with great power comes great responsibility!
Benjamin Parker
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But
Ialready know it!
”The” Important Business Person
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”Bins" by Russel McGovern is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
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ü Do the first step, speak the same
language
ü Rename the code to use the same
language
ü Hack the Agile process, Ask “What if?”
Be aware of ”Why?”
ü Measure the “What if’s”
ü Example Mapping as replacement of the
“What if’s”
ü Create Bounded Contexts
ü Pair/Mob Programming
ü Wall of Tech Debt
ü Help the decision makers with
roadmaps
ü EventStorming as tool to facilitate the
discussions
Rinse and repeat!
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“
Software development is a learning process, working
code is a side effect.
Alberto Brandolini
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