Week 29, year 2023
- Decentralizing the Practice of Architecture at Xapo Bank - It's common to see a centralized architecture function that sets standards and oversees development projects. Such teams often suffer from being far removed from the issues of implementation with long feedback loops that slow down the flow of work. To counter these problems, many organizations have explored a decentralized approach to yield alignment between teams without these problems. One such organization is Xapo bank, which did this using ideas taken from Domain-Driven Design, Team Topologies, and the Architectural Advice Process. [Martin Fowler]
- Unleashing AI/ML potential with EventStoreDB - “How does EventStoreDB work with Artificial Intelligence?” is a question that’s increasingly asked by industry analysts, investors and customers alike. [Event Store blog]
- How platform teams get stuff done - Platform teams have a unique reliance on other teams to ensure adoption of their platform - getting code changes into other teams' codebase is critical to their success. Pete Hodgson structures how platform teams collaborate into phases of migration, consumption, and evolution. He describes what's different in each of these phases, the operating models to adopt, and which cross-team collaboration patterns work best. [Martin Fowler]
- How to set global setting for XUnit tests - XUnit is not my favourite testing tool; I already mentioned that in How to set up a test matrix in XUnit?. To be fair, none of the .NET test… [Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz]
- Cloud Automation à la DDD: From stringly typed to affordances - Domain-driven design very much applies to technical domains. Let's try it on event-driven cloud systems to see why I am such a big fan of object-oriented automation languages. [The Architect Elevator]
- Unleashing AI/ML potential with EventStoreDB - “How does EventStoreDB work with Artificial Intelligence?” is a question that’s increasingly asked by industry analysts, investors and customers alike. [Event Store blog]