Getting modules right with Domain-driven Design by Michael Plöd @ Spring I/O 2022

[@EliezioOliveira]

This should be the introduction to DDD to any developer. Terrifically engaging and informative!

[@enfieldli9296]

We need more talks like this! Informative and entertaining!

[@michaelploed]

Thank you so much!

[@marcusradell7544]

This was one of the best wholistic presentations on DDD I've seen! Personal highlights that feel very important to me: - Modular Monoliths - Coupling Points I am on the lookout for beginner level content around those two topics for Java and C#. Please ping me if anyone has tips for good resources 🙂

[@dotnetenthousiast1855]

Enabling talk, a lot of good tools and resources to get you going. Also very entertainingly brought by Michael.

[@oeaoo]

Sense of humour is outstanding. So is the presentation.

[@michaelploed]

Thanks, I feel very blessed reading this.

[@sandrodelacruz8125]

I loved the ruby on rails comment!

[@jenniferleech7602]

So many gems in this session! Thanks for sharing

[@kalinduabeysinghe8917]

Amazing talk! Great information put out!

[@UmaTee-s8r]

Thanks a lot, it's the great session. I'm accumulate a peach of information from a lot VDO

[@nitrovent]

I really enjoy your enthusiasm speaking live :)

[@michaelploed]

Thank you!

[@enfieldli9296]

@@michaelploed Greate presentation! Thank you for the hard work!

[@michaelploed]

@@enfieldli9296 Thanks!

This is gold! Thanks!

[@sakthisathya5352]

Great session very informative, thank you

[@DanielMoraes04]

superb talk!

[@robertwhite3503]

I have finally understood root aggregates. I thought these were just DAOs. But they are similar to a previous concept I knew, which was facade classes, but these are facades for DAOs.

[@TheLavaBlock]

Very good explanations and flow in the call... eh... talk

[@michaelploed]

ha ha ha yeah that was kind of funny of me being still mentally stuck in remote settings. Thanks for your kind words!

[@arturoidemas9183]

Great talk!

[@velvetsound]

This talk has a lot of subtlety to it under the hood. Unless you’ve been exposed to a Fortune 500 system or three, you might not be able to understand the reasons this works in practice. This particularly applies when making plans for decomposing a very large (4M-20M lines of code) monolith that’s older - where every change breaks something unrelated and every release is a buggy mess.

Excellent talk!!

[@TristanOnGoogle]

When understanding a word is a matter of life and death : In France, "la tomate" designates 2 very different children games, one is about passing a balloon rolling on the floor punching it with 2 hands joined, the other is about the longest you can tolerate a strangulation, you better know what your kid is talking about ;)

[@kmkblack]

Just leaving a footprint to see who finds me from this neck of the woods

[@dan_haywood]

Some good heuristics with event storming... but so much dogma! I guess it was an introductory talk, but it's a shame that DDD is dominated by the worldview espoused here.

[@joachimdietl6737]

Just a marketing session. Blabla

[@kennethcarvalho3684]

Think you didn't pay full attention...

[@ihandle24]

half of the talk is “yeah”