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There's a pattern that turns up in almost every struggling team. The problem gets named as a technical one, the technical fix gets applied, and nothing actually improves. The complaints come back, sometimes louder, and the only thing that really changes is who gets blamed next. Listen, watch or read about @mathiasverraes and many more of our @dddeu special stories at https://virtualddd.com/facilit
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Most decisions in software teams don't fail because people disagreed. They fail because people thought they agreed, but they didn't, and nobody found out until much later. You walk out of a meeting feeling good about where things landed, and three weeks later you're having the same conversation again, confused about how you ended up back at the start. Michael tells the full story.
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There's a certain frustration that comes from doing everything right — by the book, with experienced people, using proven methods — and still watching it fail. Not because the methods were wrong, but because the real problem was somewhere else entirely, and nobody had named it yet. Watch, Listen and Read @Heimeshoff his full story: https://virtualddd.com/facilitating-archdes/cultural-resistance-co
📊 Post engagement
3
Avg engagement / post
0.5%
Engagement vs followers
Nov 2022
On Mastodon since
🔥 Top post: We design for high availability assuming connectivity is always · 7 likes + reposts
📊 Activity & format
Posting cadence
2.2 / week
Posts several times a week.
Content mix
Mostly text
Recent: 8 text · 0 image · 4 video.
Follower / following
18×
Follows 33 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.
Recent posts
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What would you advise someone starting with Domain-Driven Design to watch, listen to, or read? Especially in the age of AI. We want to turn our list into learning journeys. Step one: find out whether this is even your problem. Step two: le…
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Most decisions in software teams don't fail because people disagreed. They fail because people thought they agreed, but they didn't, and nobody found out until much later. You walk out of a meeting feeling good about where things landed, a…
There is a growing question behind anything you read online now: did a person actually think this, or did a model produce it? We would rather answer that up front than let you wonder. AI drafts, suggests heuristics we argue over, helps bui…
When a national blackout hits, systems that assume constant connectivity fail fast, and users are left stranded. This session with Emilio Carrión looks at designing offline-first architecture that keeps working when the network doesn't. On…
People are reaching for DDD again, twenty-odd years after Evans wrote it down. So are we, after a fashion.
We started Virtual DDD in 2019 to work out what DDD actually is, in the open, and keep track of how it keeps evolving. Seven years o…
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There is a version of career progression that looks like success from the outside and feels like a slow erosion from the inside. You get more senior, you attend more meetings, you write less software, and eventually someone asks if you'd l…
Two people can leave a meeting thinking they agreed, then find out weeks later they didn't. Nobody wrote it down clearly enough to check. Michael shared a moment where writing a disagreement on a whiteboard changed everything—people stoppe…
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There's a pattern that turns up in almost every struggling team. The problem gets named as a technical one, the technical fix gets applied, and nothing actually improves. The complaints come back, sometimes louder, and the only thing that …
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There's a certain frustration that comes from doing everything right — by the book, with experienced people, using proven methods — and still watching it fail. Not because the methods were wrong, but because the real problem was somewhere …
Architects often start hopeful and end up worn down, watching their vision get stripped back by old systems and competing priorities. Larisa Feldman spent years avoiding the role for that exact reason, until she found a place where it coul…
It's hard when teams identify problems as technical, but the real issues are deeper. We interviewed nine practicioners at @dddeu and ask them: what's the hardest part of facilitating software architecture and design?
Read, watch, or liste…
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Most decisions in software teams don't fail because people disagreed. They fail because people thought they agreed, but they didn't, and nobody found out until much later. You walk out of a meeting feeling good about where things landed, a…
There is a growing question behind anything you read online now: did a person actually think this, or did a model produce it? We would rather answer that up front than let you wonder. AI drafts, suggests heuristics we argue over, helps bui…
When a national blackout hits, systems that assume constant connectivity fail fast, and users are left stranded. This session with Emilio Carrión looks at designing offline-first architecture that keeps working when the network doesn't. On…
People are reaching for DDD again, twenty-odd years after Evans wrote it down. So are we, after a fashion.
We started Virtual DDD in 2019 to work out what DDD actually is, in the open, and keep track of how it keeps evolving. Seven years o…
▶
There is a version of career progression that looks like success from the outside and feels like a slow erosion from the inside. You get more senior, you attend more meetings, you write less software, and eventually someone asks if you'd l…
Two people can leave a meeting thinking they agreed, then find out weeks later they didn't. Nobody wrote it down clearly enough to check. Michael shared a moment where writing a disagreement on a whiteboard changed everything—people stoppe…
▶
There's a pattern that turns up in almost every struggling team. The problem gets named as a technical one, the technical fix gets applied, and nothing actually improves. The complaints come back, sometimes louder, and the only thing that …
▶
There's a certain frustration that comes from doing everything right — by the book, with experienced people, using proven methods — and still watching it fail. Not because the methods were wrong, but because the real problem was somewhere …
Architects often start hopeful and end up worn down, watching their vision get stripped back by old systems and competing priorities. Larisa Feldman spent years avoiding the role for that exact reason, until she found a place where it coul…
It's hard when teams identify problems as technical, but the real issues are deeper. We interviewed nine practicioners at @dddeu and ask them: what's the hardest part of facilitating software architecture and design?
Read, watch, or liste…
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Home server
techhub.social
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On Mastodon since
Nov 2022
Joined in the Twitter-exodus wave of late 2022 — part of the migration that made Mastodon a real destination.
💡 Facts
🗓️Joined Mastodon in 2022 — 3 years ago.
👁️Averages 3 views per post.
📤Posts about 2.2× per week.
🕵️ Fake follower check
Estimated75/100
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Credibility score
92%
Real
Real audience
Low
Fake-follower risk
High
Data confidence
- Est. 92% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
- Engagement (~0.5% of followers engage each post) is around typical for Mastodon.
- Verified account.
- Established account (3+ years old).
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