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May 2025

Residuality Theory: A Rebellious Take on Building Systems That Actually Survive
Today, I'm bringing you Barry O'Reilly's Residuality Theory, one of the most brainwashing approaches to software architecture I've seen in recent years…
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Oskar Dudycz
The Underestimated Power of Hot Spots and Notes in EventStorming
While teams naturally focus on mapping out those orange event sticky notes (the backbone of any EventStorming session), they often underestimate the…
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Oskar Dudycz
Hints on getting to speak at conferences
Occasionally, I'm asked how to get to conferences (especially the bigger ones), I wrote my hints on how to get to speak there, if you want to. Can't…
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Oskar Dudycz
Why We Should Learn Multiple Programming Languages
Should you learn multiple languages or be a specialist in one? Should we be adding a new language to our project right after it makes sense from…
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Oskar Dudycz
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April 2025

Business Won't Let Me and other lies we tell to ourselves
Have you heard a surgeon say, "I won't sterilise my tools, as patient won't let me"? I didn't, but I heard, multiple times, "Business won't let us add…
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Oskar Dudycz
PostgreSQL JSONB - Powerful Storage for Semi-Structured Data
Object-oriented or relational? Why not both? Let's look on PostgreSQL JSONB column type and how it can help you to deliver your applications faster. We…
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Oskar Dudycz
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Monolith-First - are you sure?
Pendulum swung back! Now The "modular monolith first" is the best advice. But is it? It sounds great in theory but can fall short in practice.In…
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Oskar Dudycz
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What we don't know that we don't know
This week let me share a weird thought I got after landing for a few hours in the hospital. How do we know that we know? How do we don't kno what we…
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March 2025

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