Wien Software Architecture Meetup

Every year we host a free pre-event to the CodeCrafts developer conference! This year we are bringing you Oliver Drotbohm of the Spring open source engineering team as a guest speaker from the conference.
To celebrate this event we are joining forces with the Meetups Wien Software Architecture Meetup and Softwarearchitektur Wien for an epic Meetup mashup 😎 🚀.
Besides that one of our AI Experts from SQUER will dive into Spec Driven Development!
THIS MEETUP WILL BE IN-PERSON 🕺
What to expect:
🗣️ Two or three speakers
👥 Meet old and new friends from the community
🍕 Free food
🎉 Open-end and free drinks afterwards
✔️ Just RSVP!
Agenda:

• 17:30 - Doors open
• 18:00 - Welcome by SQUER and andamp
• 18:15 - First talk
• 19:00 - Break
• 19:15 - Second talk
• 20:00 - Food, Drinks & Networking
• 21:50 - Doors closing

👂 Talks:
🗣️ Philipp Piwowarsky - Spec Driven Development in the Wild
🗣️ Oliver Drotbohm - It Takes Two to Tango – Designing Module Interactions in Modulithic Spring Applications
🧑‍💻 Speakers:
Philipp Piwowarsky will talk about our key learnings and observations on the sociotechnical impact of Spec Driven Development in real-world enterprise projects.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Oliver Drotbohm has been a member of the Spring open source engineering team for 15 years. His work focused on software architecture, DDD, REST, and persistence technologies. His new book, “Modulithic Applications with Spring”, is due for release in 2026.
In his talk he will present different approaches to designing application module interactions and compares them regarding their applicability, effect on testability, consistency, error scenarios and how they affect the modularity of the system overall.
Location, Food & Drinks are sponsored by Certible 🫶
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Our formats:
• Full talks (~30 to 45 min.)
• Short talks (~15 min.)