vladikk.bsky.social
Author of Balancing Coupling in Software Design and Learning Domain-Driven Design 🐒
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Five years later, Balanced Coupling is back on @infoq.com , now in podcast form. I had a great conversation with @thomasbetts.bsky.social about modularity and complexity — two topics that are, well… coupled by coupling 🙂
Check it out here 👉 www.infoq.com/podcasts/bal...
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If you’re curious about the defining moment in my early career, or what inspires me most as an architect, check it out:
deararchitects.xyz/interviews/i...
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P.S. Huge thanks to all the accidental beta testers who stumbled onto the site while it was still under construction 👷♂️👷♀️
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Hi Yevhenii 👋
That was the question about using the model to evaluate uncertainty when making estimates
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😻😻😻
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Yay! Thank you so much for the kind words, Barry! So happy to hear that you liked the book 😊
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Yay! One more book made its way! Thanks so much for sharing and have a great 2025, Maarten! I hope the balanced coupling model will be valuable and useful for you :)
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Yay! Happy that eventually it got delivered :) Thanks so much for sharing, Mehmet! Hope the book and the balanced coupling model will prove valuable and useful to you!
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Great post! Exactly what I needed today
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Absolutely! Exhausting, but I miss conferences so much
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🤔
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Location is volatile, distances are quite high, so the knowledge traveling between them had to be minimized 🤣
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If DDDBorat were here with us, he would say:
Yesterday, Nick say no cloud native. Today, he say no encapsulation. Blasphemy!
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Because that makes it cloud native!
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PS. Five years agoo I wrote a little book (report) called “What is Domain-Driven Design?” that aimed to give you the basic understanding of DDD in under 90 pages. “Understanding Domain-Driven Design” is reincarnation of the book :)