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Closing the Gap - Project manager version - DDD, MDD, DCI and Codegeneration

by Jeppe Cramon on Mar 10, 2011

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How do we close the gap between developers, management and the business experts. After introducing typical management thinking and the problems this presents, I will introduce how I believe we can try ...

How do we close the gap between developers, management and the business experts. After introducing typical management thinking and the problems this presents, I will introduce how I believe we can try to immunize ourselves from the things that are bound to change during a project. This includes Agile & Lean practices, Domain Driven Design (DDD), Model Driven Development (MDD) and Data Context Interaction (DCI).

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E.g.: We want reuse – hence we need SOA and an ESB and then things will magically start working and we will have reuse – aka. The magic silverbullet
*Up to 10 developers –Next jump to increase efficiency is 30 devs – next jump again is 100 devs*Typical developer estimates are multiplied by a factor of 3 to 6 to give the actual time spent
Skill: We all need to become more professional. Management needs to understand what they’re trying to manage and developers need to give proper feedback and not only resort to complaining or choosing framework/tools for the fun of it Less CV driven developmentClose contract: Walk the talkAutomation: Continuous Integration, Testing, Deployment, Code generation
Why do all project almost always start from scratch – beginning with a clean plate and creating a new architecture – where’s the momentum and gathering of learning's from previous projects?
Domain Entities, Processes, UI’s
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