µCon London 2019 - The Conference on Microservices, DDD & Software Architecture

Three days in London

muCon - The Conference on Microservices, DDD & Software Architecture is the evolution of muCon London and DDD eXchange.

Domain Driven Design London April

Organised by Domain Driven Design London

Come along to learn how to find core domains with the Business Model Canvas with Domain Driven Design London! Don't miss out!

and others will be attending

Alberto Brandolini's EventStorming Workshop

Led by Alberto Brandolini

Want to explore how to model a complex business process, or the whole company software landscape without being trapped in an endless boring analysis phase? Eager to tame complexity with agility, starting in the most appropriate way, with the right understanding of the big picture? EventStorming...

Domain Models in Practice: DDD, CQRS & Event Sourcing with Marco Heimeshoff

Led by Marco Heimeshoff

Are you interested in building semantic yet simple software that correctly serves its purpose? Join DDD expert and business software artist Marco Heimeshoff for this intensive three day workshop exploring the technical relationship between code, culture and architecture and learn how to model and...

Jenny Martin's BDD From Start to Finish - Successful Delivery through Continuous Collaboration

Led by Jenny Martin

This highly participatory 3 day workshop equips you with a toolkit to help align teams towards the quickest path to value and accelerate iterative delivery through more effective collaboration. Drawing on collaborative techniques from Lean, BDD and Specification by Example (as well as some new...

Talk by Marco Consolaro

Featuring Marco Consolaro

Software craftsman, entrepreneur, system thinker, restless traveller, Agile philosopher - all blended with Venetian humor.

Modern Strategic DDD

Featuring Nick Tune

Eric Evans coined the term Strategic Domain-Driven Design referring to the application of DDD concepts at the architectural and team level. We model the business as a series of subdomains and we try to align our software system, and the teams that build them, with those subdomains by creating...

Keynote: Fighting the Invisible Enemy

Featuring Paul Rayner

Do you ever feel like development work seems to involve a lot of waiting? Waiting for builds to finish. Waiting for your team members to complete the code you need. Waiting for testing to be completed? Waiting for other teams, or for approvals to happen? Sigh. Yawn. The typical approach is to try...

Track Lead: Interviewing Domain Experts: Heuristics From the Trenches

Featuring Cyrille Martraire

Deep conversations with domain experts and careful attention to the language are central in software development and in particular in BDD (Behavior-Driven Development) and DDD (Domain-Driven Design). However, it takes many years and many failures to get better at this game.

BDD Alchemy: Change your Heavy Lead (Pb) Code into Pure Gold (Au)

Featuring Philippe Bourgau

How to continuously deliver more and more value? You’ve read Clean Code, you are writing SOLID code, you are a true craftsman. You are proud of not letting any technical debt behind you. You are applying DDD and BDD, and discussing with your users to clarify what needs to be built.

Master your Domain with Domain Storytelling

Featuring Stefan Hofer

When you want to find meaningful boundaries for microservices, you must first master the domain. In a live modeling session, Stefan will show you how you can build up domain knowledge with Domain Storytelling.

Domain Storytelling means that you let domain experts tell you stories about their...

hubbaDDDo

Featuring Stanisław Klajn

Hubbado is an online, community-driven job marketplace. We'd like to share how we explore our domain of job-matching and use the resulting domain knowledge to improve our system design. We will also cover some techniques of extracting domain logic within existing Rails application using...

Combining BDD and DDD with functional Scala: How BADD can it get?

Featuring Oleg Volkov

“Functional and Reactive Domain Modeling” by D. Ghosh combines classic object-oriented DDD with functional programming in Scala. Although powerful, the book’s methodology leaves key questions unanswered, such as “How to choose a particular model among alternatives? How to split a model into...

Behaviour-Driven Architecture

Featuring Jan Molak

In this talk, Jan will present a new and innovative approach to evolving a full stack software architecture of JavaScript and TypeScript projects, that he has been using to drive the development of a financial system.

Keynote: Joys and Pitfalls of Collaborative Modelling

Featuring Alberto Brandolini

Modelling together can be a bliss, or it can turn into a painful experience. Shifting from an individual activity to a shared, collaborative one will expose thinking habits and fallacies that play a surprising role in our design process.

Keynote: Exploring Time

Featuring Eric Evans

DDD calls for "exploring models of the domain". But what does that look like?

Functional CQRS

Featuring Uberto Barbini

This presentation will be using live coding to explore how to implement and implement a CQRS architecture using functional abstractions, pure functions and immutable data using Kotlin as language.

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Events-First Microservices with Lagom

Featuring Gideon de Kok and Kenny Baas-Schwegler

Digital transformations are the new hype. By switching to a more IT-oriented organization, businesses hope to achieve a new level of flexibility to answer better to the fast changing demands of customers. Companies often start their new customer-driven strategy with a big-bang agile...

Leveraging Domain Events at the Heart of Our Systems

Featuring Tomasz Jaskula

One of the most important building blocks of Domain Driven Design is the Domain Event. This was not always the case. At the early days of DDD, domain event's were just one of many building blocks. It was not as highly regarded as other building blocks such as Entities, Aggregates,...

Lean and Functional Domain Modelling

Featuring Marcello Duarte

Rich domain models, inspired by imperative objective-oriented approaches, dominate this industry. Lean and functional domain models are a compelling alternative. By separating behaviour and state, lean models offer an effective and scalable way to represent units of behaviour. With the advances...