You might have heard of Domain Driven Design. You may have heard DDD is a tool to write readable and change-ready code. You may have even heard DDD comes with a lot of talking, and modelling, and customers...

Starting with DDD sounds big, and scary, doesn't it?

But getting started is not scary! Come find out what DDD can do for your code, tomorrow. We'll use value objects, entities and services to bring order to our mind and code. We'll see how naming things can guide us, but also trick us. We'll rework a piece of code together and improve what it means. And tomorrow you can tell your peers that, technically, you're doing DDD.

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Mike Lerch at 16:30 on 8 Jun 2018

Great talk, entertaining and easy to understand.

Sacha de Rosner at 16:35 on 8 Jun 2018

Good talk Pim, thanks very much. I jumped out of another talk for various reasons so I did not catch all unfortunately, I hope to see the full talk sometime soon. You speak very clearly, gamified your talk and have a good sense of humor mixed in, great stuff!

Great talk and very useful examples!

Rowdy Rabouw at 22:30 on 8 Jun 2018

Didn't know much about DDD and you really sucked me into it.
Great interaction with the attendees and lots of appropriate humor.
Didn't check my phone during the talk and that says it all. ?

Dmytro Liashko at 23:19 on 8 Jun 2018

Nice and energetic talk. Laconic speech with nice practical examples.

Very entertaining talk.

Oh great, now we can't ignore DDD any longer.

Christiaan Bye at 11:26 on 9 Jun 2018

Very clear and entertaining talk. I particularly like how you had meaningful interaction with the audience. The way you mix in humourous interaction with the audience really distinguishes you from other speakers. Keep up the good work!

Mark Hamstra at 12:27 on 9 Jun 2018

My favorite talk of day one! Filled with humour, theory, and lots of examples of applying DDD that was good to follow for someone not familiar with the concepts yet. Pim is a great speaker that gets the crowd involved, but stays in control and on topic.

Robert Basic at 09:53 on 11 Jun 2018

As someone who already knows the technical details about DDD, I've attended this talk to see and hear why is everyone praising Pim for this talk. And sure enough, the praise is well deserved. I haven't seen such charisma on stage in a very long time. While the talk doesn't go really deep, the two case studies in the end are really nicely done.

Steve Winter at 22:36 on 11 Jun 2018

Nice intro to DDD in a really pragmatic way! Well presented, nice humour, great audience interaction.