Explore the importance of understanding business domains in software development through this conference talk from Spring I/O 2023. Discover how delving into your product's domain can make you a more valuable developer and architect. Learn to make better design choices, highlight organizational misalignments, and create improved tests by understanding the business side. Gain practical tips, real-world examples, and strategies for starting this journey, identifying allies, and overcoming challenges. Examine topics such as business and money, motivation, market expectations, user experience, incremental architecture, and organizational setup. Dive into knowledge crunching methods, design level event storming, modularization options, and communication strategies. Understand the significance of product thinking, digitalization, and the "build it, you run it" philosophy in modern tech-enabled organizations.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Business and money
About me
Spring Technologies
Sorry not sorry
Motivation
Dont be afraid
You will be more valuable
Better modularization decisions
Better communication
Better code
Innovation cycle
Market expectations
User experience
The key to incremental architecture
There is another quote
Who has heard about that book
What does that mean
Alignment between software and
What goes into production
Story time
Organizational setup
Reading the specification
Starting point
Rules
Scoring engine
Acceptance test
New requirement
Im stupid
Risk Managers
Mental Model
Refactoring
Key learnings
Eventstoreman
Knowledge crunching methods
Design level event storming
Unit tests
Grouping rules
Modularization
Group Domain Concepts
Business Model Canvas
Melissa Perry Escape the Build Trap
Modularization Options
Value Proposition
GitHub repository
Startup process
Boundary contexts
Communication
Evil
Hotel room
Class names
Language leaks
Empathy
Software Architecture Elevator
Modern Architects Align
Communication is important
Tech enabled organizations
Product thinking
Product rating
Digitalization
Efficiency
Improvement
Purpose
Business Tech
DevOps
Build it you run it
Digitalisation
Developers understand the business
Wrap up
Questions
Abuse
Taught by
Spring I/O
