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Content: (Blog) Exploring, modeling, or architecting a system with event storming #2559

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gball-vmware opened this issue Jan 20, 2023 · 0 comments
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Summary of content

Coauthored by @dmfrey. Explore the tools of event storming and how to apply them to achieve different outcomes. In the process, we will be exploring some elements of Swift, and Alberto Brandolini's Event storming, comparing and contrasting their different purposes.

Summary of audiences

A short summary of the audience. Include:

  • Developers, architects
  • Mid to advanced
  • Applies mostly to folks using DDD or some elements of event storming for exploring processes.

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  • 101: "Awareness / Exploration"

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  1. I have added a card to the GitHub Content Backlog and/or moved it to the proper column. See Content Prewriting and Ideation
  2. If contributing via Google Docs: I have added a link to my document to this issue, and set the document's Share settings to "Anyone on the internet with this link can comment".
  3. My content is drafted in accordance with existing style guides and best practices. See Drafting Content
  4. The front matter (metadata) is filled out completely (e.g. description, topics, tags, author, etc - as appropriate for the content type). See Drafting Content
  5. My content has been reviewed by my team for technical accuracy. See Editing Content
  6. My content has beed reviewed and edited by a copy editor. See Editing Content
  7. If applicable: My content has gone through a legal review (VMware Employees Only). See Editing Content
  8. If applicable: I have tested my content locally and everything passes. See Testing Content
  9. Optional: I have filled out the Social Media request form (optional) (VMware Employees Only). See Next Steps
  10. If applicable: I have created an author page and opened a pull request to get it added. See Next Steps

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  • Review if the content is a good fit for the Tanzu Developer Center. See Content Prewriting and Ideation
  • There this GitHub issue has been added to the content backlog project
  • Ensure with the author that the content has been reviewed for technical accuracy.
  • Ensure with the author that the content has been through copy editing.
  • If applicable: Ensure with the author that the content has been through Legal review.
  • Review fit with the Tanzu Developer Center Style Guide and the VMware Style Guide (VMware Employees Only).
  • Ensure the front matter is filled out correctly and completely.
  • If applicable: Review additions to custom_dict.txt.
  • Ensure with the author they have reviewed the staging site for correctness. The reviewer should review this too.
  • If applicable: Review any new Team pages.
  • Optional: Ensure the author has provided copy for Social Media distribution.\
  • If contributing via Google Docs: Send the staging link to the author to review. The reviewer should review this too. Get the final 👍 from the author to push the content public.
@joemoore joemoore added app dev Agile A label for content pertaining to the Agile topic labels Jan 23, 2023
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