Oliver Sturm shares his background in software development and his passion for teaching others based on decades of practical experience.
True expertise comes from understanding the 'why' behind a solution, not just copying the most popular answer from an AI or online forum.
The workshop covers patterns like CQRS and event sourcing to provide the freedom to choose between distributed and monolithic deployment models.
A well-designed monolith has always been modular, making the term 'modulith' a redundant label for good software engineering practices.
Starting a new project by choosing complex tools like Kubernetes or serverless architectures is a common mistake that bypasses critical early decision-making.
The most difficult aspect of architecture is often not the technology but navigating the customer's specific domain with its historical and organizational constraints.
The rise of LLMs makes it challenging to verify the authenticity and expertise behind content like conference submissions, blurring the line between assistance and generation.
True architectural understanding is gained by actively building systems and applying concepts, such as using GraphQL as a facade for migration projects.
Reading about how other companies solved their problems, even if their context is different, adds valuable secondhand experience to your decision-making toolkit.
Large-scale events focused exclusively on developers provide a unique opportunity to connect with a wide range of peers and learn from diverse company experiences.
Sopra Steria Custom Software Solutions GmbH
München, Germany
21:08Lutz Heunkhen
26:53Mauricio Frias
26:22David Tielke
50:06Jens Happe
43:07Adam Mullen & John Collins
58:23Luka Samaržija & Ivan Sokol
24:26Alexej Sommer
21:57Josip Stuhli
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