I had forgotten how good this talk was, I watched it live and just watched it again, it might be deep and at the same time on a high level way beyond what I expect the random person will grasp, but it's probably worth listening to and come back later again. This is important knowledge for anyone in software development (and other areas of development) , designers and architects, developers and managers, owners and managers. Thank you Dave Snowden! (and DDD Europe)
You talk from your context. But there are many watchers like me who is just recently diving into CS and all those concepts. It takes time for us to get it. Don't compare everybody to yourself.
I had forgotten how good this talk was, I watched it live and just watched it again, it might be deep and at the same time on a high level way beyond what I expect the random person will grasp, but it's probably worth listening to and come back later again. This is important knowledge for anyone in software development (and other areas of development) , designers and architects, developers and managers, owners and managers. Thank you Dave Snowden! (and DDD Europe)
35:22 Learn the Cynefin Framework
What is he using as digital whiteboard?
Great insight, but I wish Dave would avoid his overtly priggish and laboured raconteur style. The content of this talk could easily be expressed in
It's kinda funny because I have the opposite feeling - I could listen to him for hours with his going off the presentation path.
You talk from your context. But there are many watchers like me who is just recently diving into CS and all those concepts. It takes time for us to get it. Don't compare everybody to yourself.
I like this raconteur part the most :-)