this is gold. thanks!

We have hand rolled a killer library which automates all of this for us lol. Very powerful, handles, classes, structs, lists, dict, anon obj, tuples, strongly typed ids, everything. Reflection is a very powerful tool for property based testing. I've not used FsCheck before but it looks pretty tidy at the test level

“We could find a single man and a single woman who we the sole parents of everyone alive in the planet” - what a bunch of nonsense. Please stick to programming, Bob

This was an interesting one - I assume the intention is to prompt further discussion. My concern is while the developer role is evolving and incorporating aspects like design, testing and security that hiring solely developers to do everything as well as code (because let's face it gen AI has been proved pretty useless at that) results in them being stretched too thin. We definitely need specialists in testing, UX, BA, cyber security etc. too. If the budget for a non-trivial project can't stretch to hiring or utilising existing specialist staff to accommodate that, then maybe we should be questioning whether we should be building the thing in the first place. TL:DR If you can't do the thing right, maybe it's just not viable. Saying no is a leadership attribute that's important sometimes.

The audio is completely on the left…

The real talk starts at 10:45.

i started to think that it's a wrong video after a while, lol

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this guy is a retard. don't do any of this.

The real talk starts at minute 10:45

why did you put sound from the hall in the left channel?

Still very relevant - great explanation and walk-through. Thank you!

I have been pointing people to this video for years. It is a timeless classic. All my code and all my data infrastructure are now built in this way. A clean model of the problem domain with bindings, plugins or generators doing the mediation to the internal resources or external services. I will keep on pointing people to this video to explain why the software we write that way is so much more effective than the legacy approaches 😊

Amazing lesson. Thanks!

Can you open the automatic subs in order to help more people? Thanks in advance.

"Imagine you are working on a system 10 years from now and you are inextricably bound to a relational database..." 7 years on, how we doing?

He makes a lot of great points. But! I am yet to see someone easily swap out their database

I didn't notice the bluebottle at the time 😂

Does it get better after 20 minutes? His words are fun and all, but not really of substance and the flickering of the projector is causing me a headache so I'm not sticking around unless it's really worth it.

Fun talk! Alexio is a great bloke, good to see him talking!

cam we use javascript modules and libraries with it

😱 Promo`SM

I like that summarizing slide at 14:38!

Another stellar talk from Fran :)

This appears to be a really interesting conference. However it is almost impossible to understand or read what is being said. Could you get a microphone for the next time you do this.

I loved presenting at this conference! Thanks again to Norfolk Developers for having me speak.

4:33 that's probably wrong, because of evolution, you'd have numerous individuals appearing, which can be called the primordial ancestors of all humans today, there could be mixing with another primordial like ancestors as well, but keeping that aside, it can't be a mathematical certainty that ancestors can be reduced to 2 individuals for all the people today. I'd still listen to what Bob has to say about software design, regardless of his adam-eve conjectures, which should be ignored.

"You should architect your systems in such a way that is not impossible to break away from it." sums it up perfectly

Add subtitels !!!

At what timestamp in the video do you answer the question in the title?

KZbin uncancelled you! Thank god

Thank you so much. Awesome video!!!

Completely useless we see nothing!

Can’t believe this legend drops what will go on to be one the most used architectural approaches on them and they have but one follow up question

Antlr/Xtext?

06:00 About the origin of "Simplex" and "Complexus" Very interesting that "Plex" sounds exactly like the Greek "πλεξ-" found in many Greek words like "πλεξούδα" (braid) or "πλέξιμο" (knitting).

The problem with decoupling everything and writing everything in a Clean architecture is that it takes time. And time/ man hours is a factor that is directly proportional to good code. It is inversely proportional to business profits at least in the short term.

I loved the video, this guy is very funny

Sorry about the audio!!! This was a little last minute and I ended up using my laptop mic 😬

*Write your own transpiler in 24 hours

I don't think it is true that a good architecture allows major decisions to be deferred, rather a good architecture separates major decisions from minor decisions, in our case here, the database is a minor decision, but the major decisions were all made upfront, and those relate to the core business logic.

Wow, I like the bidirectional 😎 option that was the real icing on the cake 🎂.

Thank you, I chose Blitz for my next works.

Listening so keenly...he's wrong on sperm cells not having mitochondria

I've been using a directory structure that separates my code from third party libraries. That way I can grep through my code. Yeah now that makes sense. Because the User is the center of the application. I was calling the user the controller. However since the user is connected through the interface, that which the user interacts with could also be called the controller. The controller is a proxy for the user who is the controller. This allows for every button of an interface to be entirely independent of every other button. In a website you could make completely separate apps for each button. That way when there is a problem you know exactly what went wrong and what needs to be fixed.

Great Talk. I honestly didn't expect me to finish watching at one go. Also, Thank you for my teammates for posting this on our project wiki!

Start 5:13

Architecutre talk starts at 10:37

Where is another 23?

Start 6:34