The way we think and the way we design our software systems is not aligned. In order to make that alignment better, we need to understand ourselves, our thinking, and the system we are currently in.
In this episode of Satisfying Software, I spoke with @diana on decisions, belief systems versus truth, and non-linear thinking.

Listen to “System Thinking” on our @aardling YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/PQ7alnbdUp4 (Also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.)

What does it mean to be good at communicating? Over the years I have tried (and failed) to improve my communication in general because being to communicate your solutions is as important as the solutions themselves. In this episode of Satisfying Software, I spoke with @tekiegirl on the communicating design and architecture.

Listen to “Communication patterns for engineers” on our @aardling YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/oKdbQfqDolU (Also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.)

Event-Driven systems come with challenges: How do we version our events? Can we only publish events in an Event-Driven Architecture? How do we test all of this? Why is it worth designing an Event-Driven system? These are a few of the questions I discussed with @noctovis in our latest episode of Satisfying Software!

Listen to “Designing Event-Driven Systems” on our @aardling YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/Ez1tZntKrJs (Also available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.)