2026-07-08 04:08 UTC
Dear and interested in Residuality
@ChrisSimonAu@hachyderm.io and myself recently did a talk at DDD Europe and Convex (Spain)
presenting our case studies on using this software design technique.
We are doing a big write-up about it.
NGL this is getting to be very large.
It's a bit tricky to imagine our readers and what they really need / want
So, if you have been curious about Residuality and are specially interested in the case studies ... what are things you definitely want to see there? What are the things stopping you from using it? What about our experience would help you better understand it?
(yes, this is probably me procrastinating instead of writing the thing, send help 😹 )
(if you are not sure but want to help, please boost this for visibility)
Replies (3)
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@jitterted@sfba.social 2026-07-08 14:05
@roundcrisis@types.pl @ChrisSimonAu@hachyderm.io For me, more detailed examples, such as the specific architectural stressors generated and used and the resulting incident matrix.
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@cford@toot.thoughtworks.com 2026-07-15 04:03
@roundcrisis@types.pl @ChrisSimonAu@hachyderm.io Distinguishing between stressors that you need to act on and ones that you keep in the back of your mind. Basically the whole YAGNI conversation.
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@romeu@mastodon.social 2026-07-15 09:04
@roundcrisis@types.pl @ChrisSimonAu@hachyderm.io my very personal answer is : Please get some feedback from some people in academia about « what changes do we need to this blog post to make it citable in academic works »