Talks
Fast Flow or Fast Fluff: Embracing an Eclectic DevOps Coaching Approach
In today’s dynamic business environment, organizations often find themselves struggling with the challenge of timely delivering value to their customers. Despite the longstanding presence of methodologies such as Lean, Agile, and DevOps, the struggle persists, and the gap between business and IT continues to widen.
Living In Your Own Bubble: Introducing DDD in Legacy Software
In the complex landscape of Dutch agriculture,where the value of cows impacts taxes and business, this session unveils a solution to implement new rules within a legacy system. Explore the Bubble Context method to seamlessly integrate changes without compromising the existing setup, showcasing the power of Domain Driven Design in legacy system navigation.
Specification by Example: Building The Right Things The Right Way
Specification by Example is a collaborative approach to defining requirements.
The Road to Faster Flow Is Paved with Missteps: A Retrospective
Two years ago, we set out on a journey to transition to a Team Topologies-inspired organization, aiming to unlock faster flow and better collaboration. Today, it’s time to reflect on the lessons learned along the way.
GraphQL is cooler than (the) REST!
Tired of over-fetching, under-fetching, or dealing with rigid REST endpoints? GraphQL offers a powerful alternative, giving you more control over your data.
In this talk, we’ll break down GraphQL’s core concepts, explore its strengths and weaknesses, and see it in action with code-heavy demos. Whether you’re new to GraphQL or considering the switch, you’ll walk away with: • A clear understanding of how GraphQL differs from REST • Insights into its advantages and trade-offs • Practical knowledge to get started right away
Let’s dive in and see why GraphQL is cooler than REST!
Making an Impact as a SpecOps Software Engineer
Do you mean DevOps? Or DevSecOps? You might be thinking of Special Operations, from the military, but we’re actually talking about Special Operations tactics in software engineering. In this session, we’ll explore how the principles of leadership, responsibility, and ownership from Special Operations teams can apply to software development.
Drawing on insights from a submarine commander, we’ll examine different perspectives on team operations and how exercises on a submarine can impact the quality of user stories. We’ll even look at the nuclear program of the United States to uncover surprising similarities between legacy code and nuclear operations.