What will you learn during the Designing object models: responsibility, trade-offs and heuristics workshop?
- Each model has its trade-offs and the context should lead the design
- Use different visualisation techniques to create insights over the problem at hand
- Design heuristics to guide the creation of the object models
Requeriments: 1 year of experience designing and implementing software
We use Miro for the online workshop. We provide an explanation in how to use the tool
Designing object models Workshop: Topics
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Introduction to the problem, using the outcome of an EventStorming, Example Mapping and Bounded Context Canvas (15 min)
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Design the models, documenting the responsibilities, the trade-offs and the heuristics used (45 min - in groups of 3 to 4 people - one of the persons in the group will take the role of observer, where she/he will right the heuristics used by the people that are designing the models. Every 15 minutes the person in the observer role will change)
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Walking gallery, presenting the results to the groups(30 min)
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1-2-4-All (from Liberating Structures) where the groups start to discuss the different models, in order to blend or select the one that better fits with the problem. Per step, a person will fulfil the role of the observer to capture heuristics (45 min)
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Presenting the preferred model to the problem at hand, discussing the heuristics used and how it influenced the design (30 min)
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Feedback and Check-out (30 min)
Timetable:
- Class Start: 17:00 (Barcelona GMT +2)
- Class End: 21:00
About João Rosa
João is a Strategic Software Delivery Consultant at Xebia. He believes software architecture is the fine balance between tradeoffs. João focuses on helping teams and organizations to make strategic decisions regarding the software; aligning teams and software to optimize the stream-based value. He believes in the power of collaboration and is a fan of visual collaboration tools. João often speaks at international conferences, one of them is O’Reilly Software Architecture Conference.
About Kenny Baas-Schwelger
Kenny blends IT approaches like Domain-Driven Design and Continuous Delivery with visual collaboration tools, Cynefin framework and Deep Democracy. With that socio-technical mindset, Kenny Baas-Schwegler empowers and collaboratively facilitates organisations, teams and people in designing and building sustainable quality software products.
One of Kenny’s core principles is sharing knowledge. He does that by writing a blog on his website baasie.com and helping curate the Leanpub book visual collaboration tool. Besides writing he is also active in the Domain-Driven Design community as an organiser of Virtual Domain-Driven Design (virtualddd.com) and Domain Driven Design Nederland and as a public speaker is giving talks and hands-on workshops at conferences and meetups.
Date and Price
The Designing object models: responsibility, trade-offs and heuristics workshop will take place on TBC. The price is 100€. You can choose between three different payment methods for this workshop:
- Method 1: Bank Transfer
- Method 2: Installment Payment
- Method 3: Direct Payment via Xing