Resources

The EventStorming Handbook

Unlocking Creativity, Collaboration, and Communication for Your Teams

This ebook is available for purchase Leanpub (PDF and Mobi).

The book is concise, actionable, and highly visual, containing only the essentials needed for you to be successful. if you are struggling with working in a complex business domain, especially where the complexity is in the business processes and system behavior, then this EventStorming Handbook provides techniques for better solutions to be delivered faster through collaborative modeling.

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Featured Presentations

Baking Domain Concepts Into Code

DDD Europe 2023

EventStorming - Collaborative Design

Learn about EventStorming.

DDD By Example

Domain-Driven Design Europe 2020

Fighting the Invisible Enemy

NewCrafts 2018 keynote on optimizing for team productivity

Virtual EventStorming

DDD Denver virtual meetup

Refactoring to a Deeper Model

The epic story of a long-term refactoring.

Modeling Team Flow

Explore DDD 2018 - Modeling Team Flow

Agile and Effective Design

Domain-Driven Design 2016, January 26-29, Brussels

Featured Articles

DDD in Practice

Refactoring to a Deeper Model - chapter in InfoQ ebook

Refactoring to a Deeper Model

There are three levels of refactorings: Code-level, micro refactorings; Refactoring to patterns; and refactoring to a deeper model

DDD - The First 15 Years (ebook)

"Domain-Driven Design as a Centered Set" - Guest Article

BDD is a Centered Community

Article on the nature of the BDD community: Open or Closed Set? Guest post on the Cucumber blog.

Aggregates & Entities in DDD

Some thoughts on distinctions between DDD aggregates and entities

Value Objects

Value objects are a key building block pattern in DDD. Here are some of the reasons why. Article 1 of 3.

EventStorming Team Flow

If you map an entire value stream flow from "concept to cash" it is common to notice how small the development team part of the process is, and it is possible that the most damaging queues in terms of economic impact are upstream or downstream from the team.

Featured Podcasts

BDD with Cucumber - Paul Rayner and Richard Lawrence

Matt Wynne and Seb Rose sat down with Richard Lawrence and Paul Rayner to talk about their new book "Behavior-Driven Development with Cucumber"

Virtual DDD (vDDD)

Rebecca Wirfs-Brock, Paul Rayner en Alberto Brandolini will join us in this VDDD meetup and talk about what types of EventStorming there are, and what heuristics they use.

The Agile Revolution - Episode 127 – Storming DD’s with Paul Rayner

Craig chats with Paul Rayner, a BDD and DDD expert who helps people bridge the gap of collaborative design between developers and business representatives, at YOW! West in Perth.

Developer on Fire