From the authors of the Vaughn Vernon Signature Series

The Architecture and Modeling Learning Event

Vaughn Vernon and the authors of his Signature Series co-hosted a free online conference at WPS on 12 May 2023. Look forward to high-yield learning on topics such as software architecture, domain modelling and API design.

Speakers:

Vaughn Vernon and Tomasz Jaskula, authors of Strategic Monoliths and Microservices.
Stefan Hofer and Henning Schwentner, authors of "Domain Storytelling".
Murat Erder and Eoin Woods, authors of "Continuous Architecture in Practice".
James Higginbotham, author of "Principles of Web API Design".
Olaf Zimmermann, Mirko Stocker, Daniel Lubke, and Cesare Pautasso, authors of "Patterns for API Design".
and: Susanne Kaiser, Joe Emison, Jérémie Chassaing, and Alex Lawrence

The Signature Series by Vaughn Vernon

The lectures

Vaughn Vernon's Signature Series guides readers to greater maturity in software development and success with business-oriented practices.

This event's talks look at organic refinement with a variety of approaches and cover the best use of related underlying technologies.

Domain Storytelling - Understanding Your Users by Drawing Pictures

Henning Schwentner

Misunderstandings between developers and the company are a plague. Poor communication causes projects to fail. This talk will remedy this (including a practical demonstration with audience participation). Domain Storytelling is a technique for turning domain knowledge into effective enterprise software.

Perfect 10

Vaughn Vernon

Vaughn Vernon is a champion of simplifying software architecture and development with a focus on reactive methods. He has a unique ability to teach and lead Domain-Driven Design, using lightweight tools to unlock unimagined value. He helps companies achieve competitive advantage by using enduring tools such as architectures, patterns and approaches, and by forging partnerships between business stakeholders and software developers.

Domain-Driven Transformation - How to Bring (Back) Sustainable Architecture to Legacy Software and Monoliths

Carola Lilienthal

Today we know very well how to start a new project on a greenfield site and how to build good architecture. But most of us work in projects that have been around for a long time and whose architecture is not all that nice (to say the least). "Monolith" and "Big Ball of Mud" are the unflattering names for such systems.

Bi-temporality in Domain Modeling and Architecture

Tomasz Jaskula

Some business problems are very difficult to solve with traditional architectural approaches. If you've ever needed to develop a system that allows you to track all the changes you've made and give business people

Refining Your API: The Last Mile of API Design

James Higginbotham

API's are a topic that involves everyone, from developers to end users and even machine to machine. Yet, in developing an API that delivers the end user's desired results, we can miss the mark.

The Impact of Managed Services on Modern Software Architecture

Joseph Emison

Technological advances have changed both what we wanted to build and how to build it most efficiently, but many companies struggle to understand what to do with these advances.

Balancing Coupling in Software Design

Vladislav Khononov

Learn what coupling is and how to use it as a design tool. We start with a journey through time and explore the different models for evaluating coupling.

Visualising API Patterns

Cesare Pautasso

We will show the variety and diversity of APIs while highlighting the fundamental nature of many API design patterns.

Adaptive Socio-Technical Systems with Architecture for Flow

Susanne Kaiser

How can team topologies, Wardley Mapping and Domain-Driven Design be combined as Architecture for Flow to design and develop adaptive, socio-technical systems optimised for rapid change flow.

Designing APIs with Patterns

Daniel Lübke

APIs are the glue for connecting different systems. They are required for all distributed types of software systems, and the quality of the API design influences many quality characteristics of the overall solution.

A Conversation on Continuous Architecture

Eoin Woods

This talk is a question and answer discussion between Murat Erder and Eoin Woods, two of the three authors of Continuous Architecture in Practice.

Messaging 101: The Basics of Message-Driven Systems

Alex Lawrence

What does "message-driven (architecture)" mean?

The Idea of Product Architecture

Steffen Hartmann

This talk introduces the idea of product architecture as a shared mental model that connects business-level requirements and technical capabilities through collaboration.

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