@nick-tune.me
Author of Architecture Modernization Curator of legacy-modernization.io Check out my DDD list to find lots of DDD people on here - nick-tune.me - @nick_tune@hachyderm.io - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-tune/ #legacyModernization #ddDesign
Wrote up how I wired Claude into the Microsoft Agent Framework to build a chat agent for my health data side project. Function tools, AG-UI streaming, system prompt design, skipping Foundry entirely. Check it out: www.willvelida.com/posts/ms-age...
one account wherever you go ☺️
your handle isn’t just for one app anymore !
we took @hello.pckt.cafe for a walk across the atmosphere
KanDDDinsky 2026 CFP is open! We're looking for talks and workshops on DDD, collaborative modeling, software architecture, AI + DDD, and more.
Berlin, October 2026.
Deadline: March 21.
Submit here: sessionize.com/kandddinsky-...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY6n...
currently working on some simplifications to make setup easier reducing boilerplate etc. So it will be even easier for you.
@selrahcd.bsky.social I started working on that idea: github.com/NTCoding/aut...
You describe the workflow you want, and the agent builds it 100% unit tested on top of the generic DSL and workflow engine
A table? You mean a table inside a markdown file?
A screenshot of the Bluesky app demonstrating how you can now tap the "Translate" button to translate a post without leaving the app.
v1.118 rolls out today!
New in this update: You can now translate posts without leaving the app.
Simply tap "translate" on mobile and your phone's built-in translation takes it from there.
Does anyone have a favourite book on the history of nuclear weapons? I'm particularly interested in how the physicists grappled with the ethics of what they were unleashing on the world. I fear computer scientists might be the next to have such a reckoning.
What you'll learn at AmA 2026
Next week. Final seats.
AI: @kevlin.bsky.social , Birgitta Boeckeler
Sociotechnical: @ewolff.com @settling-mud.bsky.social @tastapod.com
Decisions: @kenny.weave-it.org , @eoinwoods.bsky.social
pretix.eu/AmA/2026/
Nice, some interesting tools here I need to try at home...
2019, those were good times
I'm going to start announcing things related to node-postgres here instead of on twitter/x. I will potentially post more about node-postgres in general here but at least the major announcements should all be here, not there. Sunsetting the x account.
Partnership slots for Øredev 2026 are now open!⚡
1,200+ developers.
3 intense days.
One of Scandinavia’s most loved tech communities.
We’re teaming up with a limited number of partners for Øredev 2026 and the conversations have already started.
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A print copy of Designing Data-Intensive Applications, 2nd edition
Just received my author copies of the second edition of DDIA! After years of seeing it only on-screen, holding the final print book in hand is very special. @chris.blue
Alonso 🫣
New post: Event-sourced Claude Code Workflows
This is an experimental / proof-of-concept follow-up to my previous posts about Claude Code workflows.
Blame @yves.reynhout.be
nick-tune.me/blog/2026-03...
How's that department of government efficiency looking these days?
Don't forget to press your tongue against the roof of your mouth for 3 minutes with your finger in your ear.
HOW TO GET RID OF ANY SICKNESS 1 Shower in apple cider vinegar 2 Snort 6G of turmeric for breakfast 3 Carry around 33 bottles of essential oils 4 Insert a magical crystal ball up your vagina 5 Avoid meat, diary, grains, legumes, nuts, seeds, vegetables, water and people 6 Drink 50 litres of celery juice every day 7 Rub coconut oil in your eyes 8 Do a yoga
You know how for many movie "franchises" only the first movie is any good, like for Jurassic Park and for Alien?
The main exception is Star Wars, for which none of the movies are good.
npmx is now in alpha: this is our story, as told by our team and friends
It's such a powerful idea. At the end of every Claude session you analyze the event log to look for process optimization opportunities.
You know the event log is reliable because you build your state from it.
Can also build some simple UIs for visualising what happened as well
Initial draft: github.com/NTCoding/aut...
I'm wondering if it would make sense to use the event storage for notes. So that when we spawn new team members, they can read the event history to get upto speed.
New post: Claude Code workflows as DSL-driven domain models
I was bored, so I developed the ideas in my previous blog post and I kind of like where all of this is heading.
nick-tune.me/blog/2026-03...
I'll pass on your comments to my development team and get them to write up a PRD.
yeah these are good ideas.
Pro-tip: workflow as a stream of events and you've got an audit log that you can feed back to AI to improve on.
