NDC2010: Michael Feathers – The deep synergy between good design and testability

In this session Michael Feathers basically killed the argument based on; I don’t want tests to drive my design with a simple example base on the code smell; Iceberg class. Private methods are really hard to test, and here we Continue reading

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NDC2010: Michael Feathers – Testable C#

This session was basically explaining a simple rule that regardless if you are using TDD; should be followed at all times: Never hide a TUF in a TUC What did Michael mean by that? There are two things that can Continue reading

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NDC2010: Greg Young – 7 reasons why DDD projects #fail

    #1 Lack of intent You build a system but you do not find out what the intention of the user is. It is visible by domain models that are empty from business logic. There will only be four Continue reading

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NDC 2010: Eric Evans – Folding together DDD into Agile

One of the most puzzling emails Eric have received was one claiming that his book really proved that up front design was important. In large this is a miss conception on how modeling happens. A tremendous amount of knowledge comes Continue reading

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NDC 2010: Eric Evans -What I learned since the book

This was one of the most rewarding sessions for me. Eric Evans explained what he picked up and learned since he wrote the book, what parts that he realized was more important that he initially thought and what parts had Continue reading

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NDC2010: Eric Evans – Strategic Design

In almost every conversation I’ve had with Eric Evans and Jimmy Nilsson and every talk I’ve heard Eric present, the same message have been lifted; “I wish I put part 3 [strategic design] in the beginning of the book”. In Continue reading

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NDC2010: Summarizing day 1

So, day one has ended. It has been a full day, a day with surprisingly high quality. I say surprisingly since I went here with a feeling that the first day would be a filler. But I was mistaken. Venue Continue reading

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NDC2010: Kevlin Henney – Strategies against Architecture

  When I first saw Kevlin’s session description I was very skeptical, I initially choose another session to go in this slot but the speaker had an emergency so I decided to go. The reason for my skepticism was that Continue reading

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NDC2010: Rob Conery – I can’t hear you, there is an ORM in my ear

In this session Rob Conery tried to show of the new Shiny toy “NoSQL” in as many forms as possible, discussing the pro’s and and some con’s. He based much of the talk on his experiences with building TekPub and Continue reading

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NDC2010: Hadi Hariri – CouchDB For .NET Developers

Hadi speaks in one of the scariest rooms ever, It’s built on the top of this sports arena. Way way up with a ridiculous steep angle down to the stage. Butterflies in my stomach:  Prelude Specifications today are written in Continue reading

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