Bounded Context is a way of dividing the system into separate business and technical areas. This concept was brilliantly visualized by Nick Tune in his Bounded Context Canvas: However, the question arises how to show the processes inside this kind …
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Due to the coronavirus epidemic, a lot of different workshops have been canceled. Mine as well. We decided to switch into a virtual world and conduct them remotely. Therefore, let me share with you some tips and tricks on how to perform this workshop …
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// article written together with Piotr Klimiec – programmer at Software Mind. Event Storming is becoming more popular and widely used in IT systems design. But, as I wrote in Event Storming – A tool that improves the organization’s work, it can …
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The Big Picture method is designed to recognize as many different processes as possible in the shortest amount of time, allowing us to quickly focus on the most important ones. Look at an example session conducted for Rowerek.pl: First, we go …
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// written together with Paweł Sroczyński, programmer and owner of Rowerek.pl In the previous article I broadly described the Event Storming workshop and its specific use cases in IT projects. However, I noticed that very few resources mention …
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In Event Storming, a very accurate mapping of a single process is simply called Simple Process. The goal is to maximize its understanding, such as in the example below (Objectivity): In this type of workshop, we reflect on a specific process, …
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Event Storming is a quite new, but increasingly popular method for collaborative discovery and modeling of processes within complex business domains. It teaches us how to describe the operation of our system using events. The technique has been …
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Event Storming is a workshop which makes it easier to understand business domain and to translate it into an architecture of the application. It was first described by Alberto Brandolini in his blog post, in November 2013. I won’t elaborate on …
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