- DDD London 30th Jan 2020: DDD Fireside chat: what worked, what didn't, and what we did about it!
- DDD London 28th May 2020: An intro to arc42
- UXDX Amsterdam 23rd June 2020: Becoming (and staying) a high-performance organization
- μServices London meetup 30th June 2020: Becoming (and staying) a high-performance organization
- DDD London 14th September 2020: An introduction to CQRS and Event Sourcing, and Q & A
- UXDX 6th-9th October 2020: Event Storming: Building the right thing
- DDD Vienna & Microservices, Reactive, and Distributed Systems Vienna 30th November 2020: An intro to arc42. The slides are the same, but there are minor changes in the comments.
- In-house 21st of January 2021: A crash-course on theory of constraints
- DDD EU Open Space, 24-25 June 2021: Ignore metadata on your own peril
- Naked Wines, 4th October 2021: Event storming workshop intro
- DDD Athens, 22nd December 2022: System Decomposition: The hard truths
- PVR, 15 February 2023: Design-level Event Storming
The presentations were built using Marp and using Visual Studio Code with the Marp plugin installed.
Open the presentation inside VS Code and you'll be able to view, edit, and build the presentations.
Alternatively, from the CLI just run npx @marp-team/marp-cli {NameOfPresentation}.md -o {NameOfPresentation}.html
to convert the presentation into html.
- Make sure you have markdown-it engine installed locally by running
npm install markdown-it --save-dev
- Make sure you have plugin installed locally by running
npm install {Plugin Name} --save-dev
- Add the plugin in engine.js as per it's instructions and similar to the existing examples already in engine.js
- When building the presentation, you'd have to use
marp-cli
and provide an engine by runningnpx @marp-team/marp-cli --html --engine {Path to engine} {Path to presentation}
. For example if you're in the DDD Fireside chat folder, you can run:npx @marp-team/marp-cli --html --engine ../engine.js Presentation.md
- If marp is installed locally the command would be
npx marp --html --engine {Path to engine} {Path to presentation}