Domain-Driven Transformation—Modularizing and Modernizing Legacy Software

Liebe DDD-Community Stuttgart,

ich freue mich, euch am 9. November 2026 bei Zoi TechCon GmbH in Stuttgart willkommen zu heißen. Henning Schwentner ist zu Gast und möchte mit uns über das Thema Domain-Driven Transformation sprechen. Dies ist eine großartige Gelegenheit, um neue Ansätze kennenzulernen und sich mit Gleichgesinnten auszutauschen.

Meldet euch an und seid dabei – wir freuen uns auf einen inspirierenden Abend!

Viele Grüße, Matthias

Weitere Informationen
📌 Wenn englischsprachige Teilnehmende dabei sind, findet der Talk auf Englisch statt, ansonsten auf Deutsch.
📌Anmeldung mit Vorname, Nachname und E-Mail notwendig.
📌Vortrag startet um 18:30 Uhr

English:

Dear Stuttgart DDD Community,

I’m excited to welcome you on November 9, 2026, at Zoi TechCon GmbH in Stuttgart! We’re delighted to have Henning Schwentner as our guest, who will join us to explore the topic of Domain-Driven Transformation.

This is a fantastic opportunity to discover new approaches, exchange ideas, and connect with like-minded people.

Additional Informationen:
📌 If English-speaking participants attend, the talk will be held in English. Otherwise, it will be held in German.
📌Registration is required, including your first name, last name, and email address.
📌Talk starts at 18:30

Best regards, Matthias

Abstract: Domain-Driven Transformation—Modularizing and Modernizing Legacy Software

Starting a new project from scratch with a clean slate is one thing; tackling legacy systems with chaotic architectures is another. Many teams inherit systems described as “Monoliths” or “Big Balls of Mud,” and this talk focuses on how to bring order to such challenges.
Participants will learn how to evaluate their current systems and identify steps to introduce—or restore—structure. Using Collaborative Modeling, attendees will gain actionable insights to design a clear and future-ready architecture.

The talk will equip participants with practical strategies to address common challenges, such as BBOM architecture, anemic domain models, and disorganized teams. By the end of the session, attendees will have a catalog of proven refactorings, actionable heuristics, and concrete tools to immediately evolve their own projects.