I’m @storystorming your business 🤟 Modeling #DDDesign Collaboration 🍡 Processes, Sagas in Distributed Systems 👷♂️ @OBJEKTspektrum @dddvienna @reactivevienna
For the @CoMoCampOrg, we raised the ticket capacity by 20% this year. Exciting that we’re nonetheless sold out two weeks before the start 🥳! Please join the waiting list for possible but unlikely short-term possibilities to get a ticket https://t.co/wU63eTMWEz #comocamp
After 38 months, I'm finally back in Europe; Munich, to be precise.
There's time for laugenbrezel before our flight to Vienna for @CoMoCampOrg. 🇩🇪🥨🇦🇹🟦🟨🟧🟪
Dear all, the very first Collaborative Modeling Unconference #CoMoCamp is happening June 19th-20th 2020 👉 https://t.co/80XbmW6hA8 After a bit of prep on top of everything we 🙌 @spriebsch @hschwentner are happy and ready for a weekend! 😊 (And excited about what's coming!)
We’re assembling a team of makers, modelers, and masters of Collaborative Modeling. Join us in Vienna, May 4 and 5! Register at https://t.co/ad3s6dA6MQ #dddesign
@ziobrando In a way this does not only apply to beautiful code, but inner quality as such, in particular when achieved in a single iteration. You eat your food alone and it remains undervalued, because almost nobody will ever know what would have happened without the built-in quality.
The annoying paradox about beautiful code is that it’s never in the spotlight: bad code forces us to see it over and over, but the good gems often hide in the small pieces that just work and don’t need to be touched. Like preparing gourmet food and eating alone.