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Platforms are powerful, often magical. Gregor Hohpe has a lot of expertise and knowledge in this area. He helps resolve questions such as, "Do you have a service or do you have a platform?", "How should we evolve a once novel platform if a base platform is now providing these same capabilities?" His clarity is refreshing. If you want to make these hard to process ideas much easier to understand check out Gregor on" The Magic of Platforms" here: https://lnkd.in/ePi-GsPj From a DDD perspective, it can be empowering and highly profitable to take common domain needs that should be standardized for use and place them in a platform to gain the benefits that Gregor discusses in this talk. (And please, don't make everything a platform. 😎 ) Also, his platform book is here: https://lnkd.in/eGgABg4i We hope you enjoy Gregor Hohpe's contributions on the topic of platforms. #platformengineering #softwarearchitecture #domaindrivendesign

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At Loopio, they are always adding value to their partners and clients, and today is no different. They've had their Response Insiders slack-based community for a few years now, and they're just enhanced it so it's now an experience! They stand behind enabling proposal professionals to work and learn together and from each other. If you have any questions about #rfpautomation or #loopio - let's chat! #responseinsiders

Tech Talk 16: Navigating the Creation of a Unique Application

Last week, Kim Nena Duggen and I discussed at PlatformCON whether organizations should mandate the adoption of their internal developer platform for development teams. We both took one viewpoint and ultimately reached a common ground. Arguments for mandatory adoption are often based on cost control, regulation, efficiency, and standardization. But instead of building fixed guardrails for development teams, we think a good platform should enhance established paths and make deviations possible. Be it by offering service blueprints, default configuration, or infrastructure-self-service, a platform should always strive to be adopted by providing value to development teams instead of centrally mandating adoption.

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Short (6 minute) but very sweet overview of how Tide are leveraging LaunchDarkly to Innovate faster without the risk. Also Featuring a look at how Datadog + LaunchDarkly = Better together

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With Cartesi Rollups and its first dApp, Honeypot, live on mainnet, the Cartesi ecosystem is implementing an initial process to determine the technical direction in the mainnet era for Cartesi Rollups. This process is made up of three components: Technical Vision Forum, Technical Vision Council, and Technical Evolution Plan. ✨ Technical Vision Forum The Technical Vision Forum is where Cartesi invites community members to propose, explore, and discuss technical features that they would like to see included in the ecosystem's Technical Evolution Plan. Curious to see what this looks like? The first proposals have already popped up on the forum: https://lnkd.in/gUgT_Q5v 🧠 Technical Vision Council The Technical Vision Council aims to be a representative cross-section of volunteers from both technical and non-technical core contributors in the ecosystem. The council is in charge of deciding which proposals from the Technical Vision Forum should be included in the Technical Evolution Plan. The current Technical Vision Council consists of: Augusto Teixeira (Research) Bruno Maia (Ecosystem Growth) Carlo Fragni (Prototyping) Carsten Valdemar Munk (Cartesi Foundation) Cynthia Rosemarie G. (Marketing) Diego Nehab (Research) Erick de Moura (Cartesi Foundation) Gabriel Coutinho de Paula(Rollups) Milton Jonathan (Technical Coordination) Payal Patel (Developer Advocacy) Pedro Argento (Rollups) 📝 Technical Evolution Plan The Technical Evolution Plan will be a living, breathing roadmap for the Cartesi ecosystem that is created by a diverse Vision Council through a decentralized process that allows for broad community involvement and feedback. You can learn more about the initiative here: https://lnkd.in/g389WEcB