Robert Baelde

Laravel developer | CTO @ HubClub | founder @ |

[Damian Płaza @raimeyuu]

@codeopinion "Most developers have never seen a domain model, only a data model."

— @cyriux

[Shawn McCool @ShawnMcCool]

Once you learn how to model an application based on behavior instead of CRUD (data bags and transaction scripts) it's FAR easier than using CRUD.

I absolutely CAN NOT be the only one to feel this way.

[Shawn McCool @ShawnMcCool]

CRUD / data-centric software design doesn't scale.

Without behavioral modeling we can not succeed in designing distributed services.

The result of data-first distributed systems design is a 'distributed monolith', a too-typical anti-pattern.

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@sohiljx @framer Framer

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@tonjrv @framer 🔥

[DDD Europe @ddd_eu]

Watch this talk with @RobertBaelde: https://t.co/CZ5Nn05cAs By the end of the talk, you will have a better understanding of the different strategies available and how to choose the one that best fits your requirements.
Join us for more at #DDDEU24!

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@tonjrv 🔥

[Ozan @akmandev]

If you’re running a business, “We need to refactor this module.” is not something you’d like to hear. It doesn’t mean anything unless you come from a technical origin. In fact, it’s a scary statement because that means you need to change something that was somehow working before.

[DDD Europe @ddd_eu]

Watch this talk with @RobertBaelde: https://t.co/FEQKTVMkQo By the end of the talk, you will have a better understanding of the different strategies available and how to choose the one that best fits your requirements.

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@mattkingshott @coderabbi It's the other way around, it actually results in less complex code. To test the BillingModule, you don't need to setup a User. You just have to setup your Payor/Payee.

way simpler than traditionally build Laravel apps where you'd need to setup a lot of models to test 1 thing..

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@SebastianBortz @dmlled @adymitruk @KentBeck @EventModeling @hintjens @joeerl @adymitruk is (a version of) this talk available online somewhere?

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@danjharrin @filamentphp Would love if the table component could be used with any query builder. Right now you’re forced to use Eloquent, where for some use cases I prefer to use tables without orm models.

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

I recently had the opportunity to speak at KanDDDinsky about domain-driven design and scaling systems by minimizing transactional boundaries.

The recorded session is now available! 🍿

[KanDDDinsky @KanDDDinsky]

In today's #AdventOfTalks at #KanDDDinsky,
@RobertBaelde talks about Shrinking transactional Boundaries: Domain-Driven Design for High Traffic Scenarios

https://t.co/yUbeGBuZXb

[Adam Dymitruk @adymitruk]

The #EventSourcing struggle.

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@yourwebmaker Curious on the reasonings, care to explain a bit more?

[Sara Pellegrini @_sara_p_]

One of the most effective techniques for scaling the write ops in a software system is to shrink the consistency boundaries. How to do that? Asking business people how the process was working without computers! Great presentation by @RobertBaelde at @KanDDDinsky!

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@Pelshoff @n0x13 Backlogs could be seen as a form of queue. Then it boils down to basic queue theory. Queue's are either ever growing or empty. A perfectly balanced queue is nearly impossible. And I've never seen an empty backlog..

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@dr4goonis @osteel this might me something for you?

[Shawn McCool @ShawnMcCool]

The one factor that made the most impact on my skill as an engineer was spending years pursuing DDD.

I went from a data-model first developer to a behavior-first developer and the benefits have been clear and profound.

https://t.co/7jFqQk0uDK

I recommend starting here.

[Robert Baelde @RobertBaelde]

@marcelpociot congrats with the launch of NativePHP! Would it be possible to expose (api) endpoints of the Laravel app on the local network? (Can imagine Laravel already runs on a port to make it work behind the scenes?)