Eric Normand, “Two and a half more domain modeling lenses”

Abstract: We make better software design decisions when we have more information. Domain modeling proposes that we look to the domain as the primary source of information. To do that, we need to see our domain from different perspectives, so I’ve organized my book about domain modeling around lenses. Each lens gives your different information, and it’s your job to synthesize that into design decisions. I’ve presented seven domain modeling lenses already. In this talk, I will finish the set and present two more (time and domain) and also add to the runnable specifications lens.

Bio: Eric Normand has been programming functionally since 2001. He teaches, speaks, and writes. He consults with companies to help them build better software one function at a time. He lives in Madison, Wisconsin. You can find his writing and other projects at ericnormand.me.

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