Event modeling and event sourcing fundamentals
How to describe a business process so that software can run it: what can be asked, what is decided, what is recorded, what is shown.
Training
You want your own people to change the software. Training gives the person who will edit your app the method and the tools, in a public remote cohort or in a day at your place.
Training comes after the first slices, once someone on your side wants to edit the software. It is the step between working with us and carrying on alone.
Training exists so that your business does not depend on us to change its own software. The framework is open source and its documentation is public; what training adds is the method, the tools and a first slice done with someone who has built many.
How to describe a business process so that software can run it: what can be asked, what is decided, what is recorded, what is shown.
Hands on with the framework and the tools: from a description in your words to a slice that runs, is tested against your examples and goes live.
A certification programme is planned.
A seat in a two-day public remote cohort, or an in-house day for up to eight people.
In-house days work on your own model, so the exercises are the next slice of your software.
The next slice is driven by your own person, with us reviewing as long as you want.
No. The fundamentals are for anyone who will describe the process; building with Reventless suits a technical person, not necessarily a full-time developer.
Public cohorts are remote, two days, booked per seat. In-house days are on site at your place, or remote for a distributed team.
After the first slices, once someone on your side wants to edit. Before that, the workshop teaches more.
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