CONFERENCE PROGRAM OF 2021
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On this site, there is only displayed the English speaking sessions of the OOP 2021 Digital. You can find all conference sessions, including the German speaking ones, here.
Thema: Domain-Driven Design
- Montag
08.02. - Dienstag
09.02. - Mittwoch
10.02. - Donnerstag
11.02. - Freitag
12.02.
, (Montag, 08.Februar 2021)
14:00 - 17:00
Mo 12
Really Simple Reactive Architecture and Programming
Applications, services, and systems are changing out of necessity because of the kinds of platforms that are available today: distributed and multi-core. Have you been curious about Reactive Architecture and Programming but haven't had time to dig in? Join this session.
Maximum number of participants: 75
Target Audience: Architects and Developers
Prerequisites: Java Programming
Level: Advanced
Extended Abstract:
Applications, services, and systems are changing out of necessity because of the kinds…
Vaughn Vernon
Track: Half Day Tutorial
Vortrag: Mo 12
, (Dienstag, 09.Februar 2021)
16:15 - 17:15
Di 1.3
Fundamental IDEALS for Modeling Microservices
SOLID principles are well-known for designing object-oriented systems. But what if you are developing microservices? IDEALS, is yet another silly mnemonic acronym and are the core principles for microservice design. The acronym stands for: Interface segregation, Deployability, Event-driven, Availability over consistency, Low Coupling, and Single responsibility. We will relate these IDEALS to techniques, tools, technologies, and domain modeling principles we use today to develop modern…
Paulo Merson,
Joseph Yoder
17:45 - 18:45
Di 5.4
Domain Modelling in a Remote World
In an ever increasing need of remote work, we still need to envision new business models, explore our business processes and design our software systems. While nothing can replace the in person collaboration of an EventStorming, remote tools bring their own exciting upsides. During the lock down of the COVID-19 pandemic the DDD community experimented and distilled a collection of remote modelling methods. Let us together dive into some interesting trade-offs and find amazing new tools that carry…
Marco Heimeshoff
, (Mittwoch, 10.Februar 2021)
09:00 - 10:30
Mi 3.1
Collaborative Modeling with Domain Experts Using Domain-Specific Languages
Languages that raise the level of abstraction closer to the problem domain help improve quality and productivity. This can be best achieved when the language is directly based on the problem domain, not implementation concepts or existing languages. We describe how to create domain-specific languages in tight collaboration with domain expert users: as soon as a language concept is defined it can be immediately applied by users. We demonstrate this with examples from various fields, such as…
Juha-Pekka Tolvanen
, (Donnerstag, 11.Februar 2021)
14:30 - 15:30
Do 5.3
Event Déjà Vu—Solving Really Hard Problems With Data
Spaghetti business is difficult enough to swallow without serving a plate of spaghetti architecture and another of spaghetti code. Consider some really hard problems with data and learn how to tackle them with a minimum of technical complexity. Vaughn demonstrates complex business scenarios with solutions using Reactive, DDD, events, and streaming, in a microservices-based distributed system, but with the edges whittled smooth. Join Vaughn as complexity is blown away like wood shavings in a fall…
Vaughn Vernon
14:30 - 15:30
Do 9.3
Deployment Patterns for Confidence: Quality Delivery Pipeline
DevOps as a software engineering practice unifies software development (Dev) and software operation (Ops). To assist with quality delivery in with DevOps you need to provide a “Quality Delivery Pipeline” to assure the delivery meets the requirements and proper validation and checks are done before releasing into full production. This talk will focus on the “Quality Delivery Pipeline” as a practice that can help sustain delivering with confidence by addressing important qualities in the pipeline.
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Joseph Yoder,
Ademar Aguiar
Vortrag: Do 9.3
, (Freitag, 12.Februar 2021)
09:00 - 16:00
Fr 3
(AUSGEBUCHT) Designing Bounded Contexts for Microservices Using Visual Collaboration
There is an industry trend where businesses are moving towards autonomous product teams. These teams aim to be end-to-end responsible for the product they are building and maintaining. To achieve end-to-end team autonomy, companies move towards a microservices architecture to successfully inspect and adapt. However, to be successful organisations need to have the correct boundaries for the microservices. Using the bounded context pattern from Domain-Driven Design it is possible to achieve team…
João Rosa,
Kenny Baas-Schwegler