There is an agile training series happening in this autumn, where to I'm gonna bring in the Domain-driven Design mindset and perspective as well as other patterns, techniques and tips for the participants. There will be a free open session where people can get familiar about the series and the content of each session in advance so they can decide which fits them the best and they can apply.

You can register for the open day here. This is for Hungarian speaking audience this time as the trainings will be held (most likely) in Hungarian.

Check out more events and watch other previous sessions.

At VirtualDDD I talked about business model innovation and what happens if companies NEED to transform their business - for instance in a situation like this pandemic.

Check out the meetup page.

Visual Collaboration Tools is a book for software engineering teams. It describes tools that help us in our daily job, and also present field stories from different practitioners. The book is from the community to the community, and it is free. The donations that we collect goes to scholarship projects for diversity in tech.

In this book you can learn about facilitation, preparing meetings, tips and tricks for remote working but mainly about visual collaboration tools.

Just before all the holidays start we are closing this year virtual Domain-driven design meetups with the last meetup. So grab your drinks (tea, lemonade or anything you want!) and come join with your DDD questions to this Ask us anything party (which is going to be an online fishbowl format)!

We are just over the first virtualDDD online community conference. Looking at the numbers it's been even better than our expectations. And I have good news: we have all the sessions recorded. Yes, even the hands-on sessions :) Check out here.

This was the first conference organized by VirtualDDD but definitely not the last. Stay tuned :)

I've facilitated a workshop at the Summit where we were business modeling, then modeled with business capabilities and also spent some time on Wardley-mapping.

• Check out the recording of my foundation talk (to follow) to learn about how a product person can help and use DDD techniques in their daily work.

• Check out other DDD EU 2020 happenings.

I travelled to Vienna and facilitated a workshop there for DDD Videnna Meetup group about business models and innovation.

For photos and comments check the event page: https://www.meetup.com/ddd-vienna/events/267316229/

Károly Kemény, came to speak at DDD Budapest meetup from Germany. He is a developer with a passion for improving collaboration and communication between business, product and development. You can watch the video here: https://www.ustream.tv/channel/23647668/video/DDDBudapest_dec19

We had a SunDDDay Discussion about growing our local DDD community

Check out the recording here.

"Bad" news is that it is in Hungarian, so only Hungarian speaker DDD enthusiasts can understand.

You can check it out here.

Semantics is all about meaning. If there is one thing we struggle with and need to get better at, it is the search for and clarification of meaning. It takes effort and insight. We've talked about what we mean with Kevlin.

You can watch the recording here.

In our next virtualDDD online meetup we'll discuss various techniques and ideas for introducing DDD to an organisation, with a focus on the needs of the company and individuals, and how to approach those needs. And all you need to do is click on join button! :)

I've run a hands-on session at Explore DDD conference in Denver recently about modeling with business capabilities.

(unfortunately no recording has been made about the hands-on sessions)

If you cannot come to Denver to Explore DDD conference, this is a good opportunity to participate on the same hands-on session that I'm gonna run there.

Check out photos of meetup here

You can find the recording of the session on https://virtualddd.com/

I was in a podcast this June where I talked about DDD from the business perspective. "Bad" news is that it is in Hungarian, so only Hungarian speaker DDD enthusiasts can understand.

For photos check meetup event page, and you can access my slides here.