DDD Today - Modeling Uncertainty • Vaughn Vernon • GOTO 2017

[@marziejhn8700]

awesome, thanks for the talk.

[@hujim7392]

i think the Powerful tools of DDD are : bounded context , ubiquitous language, domain, domain service , domain events .

[@JaysonSunshine]

I was thoroughly underwhelmed.

[@7th_CAV_Trooper]

Really fun presentation. I was just talking about how threading creates non-deterministic complexity today with someone who claimed that computer programs are deterministic. I should force them to watch this.

[@CrapE_DM]

That person doesn't have a lot of experience, does he/she? Even without threading, programs can be non-deterministic.

[@7th_CAV_Trooper]

@@CrapE_DM Especially if they're written by my clients. lol

[@TomerBenDavid]

Much thanks for uploading this great lecture!

[@mati1979b]

It's very strange that Mr. Vernon actually endorses Tuple, in fact this is what most DDD experts hate as obscures what is inside.

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

"It means that we must maintain a state that lets us determine whether we have seen it before" - kinda sounds familiar, umm, oh yeah! It's called deduplication. "What if we receive the events out of order? You know step 1 has occurred and step 3 has occurred, what do you do? You wait for 2 to occur" - that's called sequencing. I mean give me an effing break.

[@ShekharGulati7]

I felt talk was not cohesive. I respect speaker but somehow unable to follow his thoughts. May be it is because of my limitations.

[@TheLavaBlock]

Great talk!

[@JaysonSunshine]

The bathtub story seems far removed from useful content.

[@xthebumpx]

I'm an American, and I've never seen a big flat on the floor shower except for in hotels.

[@truekiba]

Speed it up by at least 1.5x if you don't want to fall asleep.

[@dmsanz_youtube]

Rude. It's a fascinating talk

[@7th_CAV_Trooper]

Bathtub story reminds me of Donald Norman rant. I also noticed that the only thing to hold on to is a glass door. Classic crap design of an everyday thing.

[@illyam689]

is the code available somewhere?