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💳 Scaling in fintech? Your software must scale too. In 2022, we partnered with Billie as they pivoted to Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL). Using strategic software mapping and domain modelling, we helped their team structure a system that scales without growing pains. Read how we supported Billie’s journey: https://lnkd.in/eY3yRfmY #Fintech #BNPL #CaseStudy #SoftwareScaling #DDD #Finance

What could possibly go wrong? Andrzej Ludwikowski gives his insights from 5 years of using EventSourcing in commercial projects

How can you effectively facilitate domain modelling decisions? This new book, co-authored by our senior consultant Gien Verschatse, explores techniques and practices you can use to deliver higher-quality software. https://buff.ly/4icNAQS #dddesign #domainmodelling #eventstorming

This video explores CDC, a new approach that “turns the database inside out”: it allows to get events out of the database state. This can be leveraged to get a cache that is never stale.

At the end of last year, our senior consultant Gien Verschatse went to the Belgian bank Belfius to talk about Domain-Driven Design. In the talk, she presented how Domain-Driven Design can build a shared understanding between business and tech, create clearer boundaries to make complexity more manageable, and allow easier system changes as the business grows. https://buff.ly/4i51ep9

Data Mesh Live is shaping up to be an exciting event with a diverse program, carefully curated from a wealth of high-quality submissions. Looking forward to hosting it and bringing the community together in person! We aimed to cover multiple key aspects of a #DataMesh journey, from discovering and designing Data as a Product to making federated governance invisible yet effective—automated and enhanced through data contracts and AI. We will explore how knowledge graphs contextualize data products, the importance of driving domain ownership, and bridging the gap between concept and actual implementation. In short, actionable insights for every core principle of Data Mesh. 👐 Right in front of the conference we start with full-day workshops - by Andrew Jones on "Implementing a Data Mesh with Data Contracts" - by Jacek Majchrzak on "Data Mesh in Action". 🎙️ At the conference we will have - Jörg Schad , Ph.D. with a keynote on "Data Mesh Grand Challenges - Closing the gap between concept, implementation, and business impact" - Kiran Prakash on "What We Talk About When We Talk About Data Products" - Karin Håkansson on "The invisible governance" - Dr. Simon Harrer and Prof. Dr. Arif Wider on "Federated Computational Governance with AI" - Kinda El Maarry, PhD on "Productizing Data along the Value Chain" - Emma Houben on "From kitchen to catalog: applying the chef’s discipline to data products" - Andrea Gioia on "Information Architecture Recommoning: How Standardization Enables Differentiation" - Prof. Dr. Arif Wider on "Automating Federated Data Governance With Sharer-Driven Data Contracts" - Andrew Jones and Jean-Georges Perrin on "Why data contracts are the foundations of a data mesh" - Rachel Barton on "Driving business engagement through Domain ownership" - Jochen Christ and Dr. Simon Harrer with a hands-on lab on "Data Contract Workshop using Open Source Tooling" Definitely worth attending! I'm looking forward to this. Join me in June this year at the first Data Mesh Live conference in Antwerp, Belgium. It is co-located with Domain-Driven Design Europe. Get your Tickets (links in first comment)! The full program including abstracts can be found through the links in the first comment. Keep an eye on socials from Data Mesh Live the next months for more information. Thanks to our sponsors Aardling and ACA Group and media partners Data Mesh Learning Community and Bitol. Thanks to everyone who have submitted their qualitative talk proposals, even if not accepted due to hard choices we had to make, much appreciated!

This is a practical video on bringing your data modelling skills and tools from relational systems to event-centric. This covers model transformations, best practices and the multiple types of event models that are needed for different purposes.

This talk explores strategies to handle potential concurrency issues within our server-side applications.

We’ve recorded the first episode of our new vodcast, Satisfying Software. We’ll be interviewing people in technology about software design, strategy, and architecture in complex environments. Here’s a teaser from episode one with Barry O'Reilly and host Gien Verschatse, which will drop soon. Who else should we speak to? 

The first speakers for EventCentric have been announced! The Magic of Small Things – Microservices 10 years on James Lewis Change is inevitable: versioning event-driven systems Laïla Bougriâ More details on our program - https://lnkd.in/eQECFNeg