Everyone is trying to figure out how to work with AI, but we also need to understand the risks. The risk isn't that AI produces "bad models", it's that we accept plausible-looking ones without having the correct mental models to validate them.
We can do that by modelling collaboratively. Collaborative modelling is becoming more important as we figure out how to use AI. Join me and @kenny_baas
in our workshop, where we will help you improve the quality of it. https://www.avanscoperta.it/en/training/collaborative-software-design-workshop/

This year is the 10th edition of @dddeu, and I wanted to share my personal journey during the next couple of weeks of this wonderful conference. This conference and the people organising it (spoiler alert, my colleagues) have been an important in my professional career for the past 10 years. So 10 seems like the right number to take a trip down memory lane. [1/3]

“How do we design our software system so that our teams can be autonomous?” is a very common question I receive during training or consulting. In this episode of Satisfying Software, I dig a bit deeper into team organization with @joaorosa. He shares his ideas and opinions on questions like “what does it mean for teams to deliver value?”, and “what are some of the common mistakes made when organizing teams?”.

“As a software developer, you will always have to keep learning.” This was what I was told when I started studying to become a software engineer. But that was it, no tips or tricks on how to do this. In this episode of Satisfying Software, I had the pleasure to talk to Hannes Lowette on everything “learning and development”. Hannes has a lot of experience in creating a knowledge sharing culture within a company as Head of L&D at Axxes. [1/2]