Software Architektur im Stream

In der Software-Entwicklung sind zahlreiche Gruppen unterrepräsentiert. Bei diesem Panel wollen wir diskutieren, wie Diversity erhöht werden kann.

Diversity mit Lars Hupel, Lena Kraaz und Aminata Sidibe

Die Klima-Katastrophe ist eine der wichtigsten Herausforderungen, denen wir uns stellen müssen. Dieses Panel diskutiert, was Software-Entwicklung dazu beitragen kann.

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• SoftAWERE: Tools and Labels for Energy-efficient Software Applications scaph repl schnittstelle

• Intel: Running Average Power Limit Energy Reporting

• Code Repository

Resiliente Organisation und resiliente Software-Architektur: Die Organisation hat großen Einfluss auf die Architektur. Wie kann man sich diesen Zusammenhang zu Nutze machen?

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Daten beispielsweise lokal zu kopieren, um offline zu arbeiten, ist eine Herausforderung. Wir diskutieren, wie man sie meistern kann.

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Wir kennen alle DevOps - aber was ist DevSecOps und warum gehört ausgerechnet Sicherheit dazu?#

Thoughtworks Technology Radar

Technical debt is a well-known concept - but data can also cause technical debt.

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• Data Technical Debt

Testing alone is not enough - the alternative is quality engineering.

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Software is developed in teams so design decision must be done collaboratively.

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• Book: Jitske Kramer - Jam Cultures: About Inclusion; Joining in the Action, Conversation and Decisions

The SOLID principles are well-established as the foundation of object-oriented systems. However, after more than 20 years it is time to see whether the principles still apply and whether other concepts might be a better alternative. Daniel Terhorst-North is well known for concepts like behavior-driven development or deliberate discovery. He came up with the CUPID principles. In this episode, we will discuss SOLID and CUPID - and why Daniel thinks CUPID makes more sense.

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• Slides for Daniel’s presentation “Why Every Element of Solid is Wrong”

Many teams work on monolithic applications but want to migrate to a modern, shiny microservices architecture. Sam Newman is the author of the most popular book about microservices and has recently published a new book about the migration from monolith to microservices. We will talk about how to migrate to microservices - and why microservices should often only be used as a last resort.

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