
Java developer. Domain Driven Design practitioner. Pusher of continuous delivery. Founder of @kiteframe. Warwick Mathematics graduate.
London, England
Joined July 2012
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Tim Mortimer retweeted
Please petition Government today to remove the tax levies on electricity that are preventing the installation of heat pumps.
bit.ly/35VqBH4
It's time to @electrifyheat
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
Tim Mortimer retweeted
I am seeing people use the terms "problem space" and "solution space" increasingly often.I personally have my position on this subject, but I am very curious about something.Before voting, please read below for explanation
How did you come with your understanding of these terms?
35%Read what they mean
8%Had them explained
52%My own interpretation
6%Don't know their meaning
52 votes • Final results Tim Mortimer retweeted
"Let’s be clear — what you are doing is not about climate action or responding to an emergency. It never was. This is communication tactics disguised as politics."
Yesterday I adressed the #AustrianWorldSummit along with Angela Merkel, António Guterres, Alok Sharma and others.
Tim Mortimer retweeted
All setup ready for @FullyChargedShw Live Outside event in Farnborough tomorrow and the weekend 😀community.openenergymonitor.… – at South East, England
Tim Mortimer retweeted
Hey, Twitter. I've run out of books to read. Does anyone have any good recommendations for techy books? I'm interested in:
- Purposeful design of systems (I've read the Ackoff one, interested in more)
- Distributed systems \ streaming \ event driven systems
Tim Mortimer retweeted
The idea that national insurance should pay for the increased cost of social care for the elderly is hideous. It reveals that the government does not know how tax works, how the economy functions, or how tax impacts inequality. A thread……
Tim Mortimer retweeted
If you're in the west of the US and Canada, this is how we're explaining your heatwaves to @BBCNews viewers around the world - including their connection to climate change and and how they're shocking scientists.
Tim Mortimer retweeted
..It's a stupid thing to do, to think we can have millions of infections and that everything is fine
@chrischirp #IndependentSAGE Friday July 2nd 2021
Tim Mortimer retweeted
Want to hear a depressing story about security, user (mis)education and online banking? Here’s a thread *just* for you!
Tim Mortimer retweeted
So a few people have asked why I have this snarky response. What is my problem with this service? Well, to be clear, it’s not an issue with GraphQL, it’s an issue with direct coupling with underlying datasources #thread
Tim Mortimer retweeted
Here we go again. We are included only to draw attention to those who want to hijack my brand. This is ages old and we are pretty disgusted by it. To my knowledge most of the vendors mentioned here have done zero for #Reactive.
Please speak up.
teapawt.org/vlingo_io/status/13399…
Replying to @reactiveoss @TylerJewell
We are wondering why your article doesn't include VLINGO/PLATFORM, a charter member and current member of the @reactiveoss.
Quite frankly, this is very common and makes us wonder about the benefits of being members of the Reactive Foundation and all the time/effort contributed.
Tim Mortimer retweeted
👋 my contract is ending soon and I'm considering options for remote contract/fixed price/perm work. #fsharp #csharp #dotnet #goland #typescript. Happy to lead a project from beginning to delivery. Most recently working with azure serverless.
github.com/CraftyFella/ RTs 🙏
Tim Mortimer retweeted
"Collective exploration and design in a #remote environment can be daunting, but #EventStorming provides the right structure to build shared understanding and accelerate #DecisionMaking."
@MatteoMced on @ziobrando's @EventStorming Remote Modelling workshop
bit.ly/EventStorming_Remote_…
Tim Mortimer retweeted
Hey all. I am looking for message delivery horror stories for a blog post to help me drive my point that people have to consider and make an explicit choice of either at-most-once or at-least-once, and also monitor for those.
Appreciate RT for reach.
Tim Mortimer retweeted
Yep, that would work as a replacement for Redis key-value access!
One note: using DAX is more like using a traditional database — persistent connection, private network, instance-based pricing and scaling. If those aren’t the reasons you use Dynamo, then go for it.
Tim Mortimer retweeted
Time’s running out to book my CD course at the Early Bird price. Discount ends at 4pm (GMT) today.
Free Preview of the course here:
bit.ly/CDBSWF
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Robert Reppel on Twitter: "@kenny_baas @kenny_baas , @crichardson I really like this one ... bit.ly/31RRs42 Great summary, very actionable." / Twitter bit.ly/33VV08j
Tim Mortimer retweeted
In September, together with the @eventstore I will be running another set of online trainings! We have an Introduction to Event Sourcing (1 day) and Advanced ES+CQRS & DDD Modelling (2 days). If you are interested, then sign up early to get a discount: training.eventstore.com/w/uk…
Tim Mortimer retweeted
Jez and I wrote the #ContinuousDelivery book to share ideas that we thought were important. And, if anything, I believe this even more 10 years on. I am now sharing ideas, and encouraging debate and disagreement on my YouTube channel - please join me bit.ly/CDonYT
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Replying to @ntcoding
I think the business model is where the flow of value can be identified. The flow of value is then mapped into one or more value streams, which is what define the shapes of the organisational structure and bounded contexts.


























