Great!

Does anyone have the slides? The link above is dead. Thanks in advance.

Great! Excellent content and presentation skills!

I use OmniGraffle mostly and it's perfectly fine.

Thanks for sharing!

Still awesome in 2024! What a great presentation and explanation to break down such a complex ways of communication into simple process.

One of the best presentation not just in terms of delivery and content, but also impact🎉

16:30 Margy Ross of DecisionWorks

Great demo. You can also use Miro boards, if you don't want your sticky notes fall off.

Yeah, I think I need to come to AotB24 now

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great video

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Exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks a lot

Really excellent talk. Glad that AotB is publishing these so I was finally able to catch this, too. Multi-track conferences almost always end up scheduling the things I want to watch at the same time 😆 Anyway, I've been inspired by this to actually go and do some writing!

so good presentation

C4 model Context = System (but Context is fine too) Container = Component Component = Module Code = Code I guess the weird naming, is to be able to call it C4 instead of SCMC

This is really stupid, even Agile is better.

what's the advantage of using C4 over uml ?

really cool, thnx!

Sadly the slides captured don't show the several animations of objects moving across the boards, but hopefully the narration makes sense.

One major problem is that his software-architectural floorplan diagram is actually brilliant.

This is awesome. Wish I saw this talk earlier!

Really great presentation!

This can't get any more dishonest. Examples for bad modelling carefully chosen to include obvious works in progress, general ideas or helicopter views, with crossed out names, written on wrinkled paper. You spent no time to try to explain those, yet you've spent quite a bit to explain what you have modeled in C4, even though it was supposed to be so clear. And you've done multiple levels of presentation of your design and did not compare those to any other techniques. Absolutely nothing new here, just promoting old design under a new name.

Quite informative, thanks!

UML is C++ of architecture design.

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Great walkthrough!!

One of the best presentations I've seen so far. Not boring at all. Not reading the power point slides. Simple bullet points. Amazing presentation. Interesting topic. Amazing content. Big applause to Simon Brown

Nice talk, but the conference template is an unfortunate waste of screen real estate.

LOVED!!!!!

Really enjoyed this. I found my self using old school UML to still describe an architecture. This video really helped refine my approach!

through level 4 in the trash :) lol....i remember long long time ago...we use to use a tool to autogenerate "class diagrams"..i don't think that is a thing now days.

Great talk!

love this guy

Very clear presentation. Thanks for uploading this!

Nick rocks, love his talk - lots of great topics that resonate!

Great job both--really interesting!

Hi Nigel

AWS diagrams are excellent for Deployment Diagrams. You immediately see AZs, regions which are extremely important to understand limitations (e.g. SPOF). I don't think C4 is good for Deployment diagram. At least with PlantUml, where alignment options are quite limited.

Nice Presentation! I always struggle what the Architect is trying to convey using the boxes and lines, a lot of hidden details even in a well organized (not documented) diagram. The Architectural diagrams are very valuable resources and C4 will definitely help to make the Architecture models self explanatory (hopefully)!

You were very late in coming to the point and you were explaining things which were not relevent

18:49

Great talk... except... Where is the "workspace.dsl" file for this talk? That would be incredibly useful to have as a reference! Attempting to find a tutorial on writing this DSL file is extremely frustrating.

Who the hell is talking in the back when JB is talking (before the code begins)? That's super rude. And makes listening to this video super annoying as well. I hope it's not the attendees because that would piss me off as an instructor.

I honestly think if universities around the world taught this first - and *then* UML - software teams (and engineering teams generally) would start to have saner (read: actually valuable) documentation within the next 10 years. After a decade-and-a-half of secular software engineering experience, I've only just discovered the C4 model. It's done more for my career than half of my formal education. Without hesitation I would say to anyone reading this: *start here*. Start with the C4 model. And stick with it until you have reason to break from it. And do your next employer/team a favour: pass this message on.

Watching in 2022 and this is amazing.

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