Nick Tune
@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
- @[email protected]
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#legacyModernization #ddDesign
Curator of legacy-modernization.io
Check out my DDD list to find lots of DDD people on here
- nick-tune.me
- @[email protected]
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-tune/
#legacyModernization #ddDesign
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Nick Tune
@nick-tune.me
· Nov 2
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The IT Strategy Playbook (Part 1): Define, Shape, Deliver
How CIOs, CTOs, and senior technologists move from activity to outcomes by closing four recurring gaps.
open.substack.com/pub/deepengi...
How CIOs, CTOs, and senior technologists move from activity to outcomes by closing four recurring gaps.
open.substack.com/pub/deepengi...
The IT Strategy Playbook (Part 1): Define, Shape, Deliver
How CIOs, CTOs, and senior technologists move from activity to outcomes by closing four recurring gaps.
open.substack.com
November 9, 2025 at 11:21 AM
The IT Strategy Playbook (Part 1): Define, Shape, Deliver
How CIOs, CTOs, and senior technologists move from activity to outcomes by closing four recurring gaps.
open.substack.com/pub/deepengi...
How CIOs, CTOs, and senior technologists move from activity to outcomes by closing four recurring gaps.
open.substack.com/pub/deepengi...
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The IT Strategy Playbook:
How CIOs and CTOs can drive business growth through focused action, architecture, and execution
amzn.to/3XiaZb0
How CIOs and CTOs can drive business growth through focused action, architecture, and execution
amzn.to/3XiaZb0
November 9, 2025 at 11:27 AM
The IT Strategy Playbook:
How CIOs and CTOs can drive business growth through focused action, architecture, and execution
amzn.to/3XiaZb0
How CIOs and CTOs can drive business growth through focused action, architecture, and execution
amzn.to/3XiaZb0
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This talk is a must-watch for people in the Event-Driven space. I saw @noctovis.bsky.social giving it live at this year's DDDEU, and I truly believe that she nailed the versioning topic 👇🙂
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TCb...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TCb...
Change Is Inevitable: Versioning Event-Driven Systems — Laila Bougria
YouTube video by JetBrains
www.youtube.com
November 7, 2025 at 7:39 AM
This talk is a must-watch for people in the Event-Driven space. I saw @noctovis.bsky.social giving it live at this year's DDDEU, and I truly believe that she nailed the versioning topic 👇🙂
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TCb...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TCb...
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I am so annoyed at scare tactics as a dark pattern trying to get you to upgrade your SaaS subscription.
This is Google Docs doing so. I am already a paying customer - and no, I don't have "sensitive files" shared externally.
Such a cheap way to try to get more $$, Google
This is Google Docs doing so. I am already a paying customer - and no, I don't have "sensitive files" shared externally.
Such a cheap way to try to get more $$, Google
November 8, 2025 at 9:22 AM
I am so annoyed at scare tactics as a dark pattern trying to get you to upgrade your SaaS subscription.
This is Google Docs doing so. I am already a paying customer - and no, I don't have "sensitive files" shared externally.
Such a cheap way to try to get more $$, Google
This is Google Docs doing so. I am already a paying customer - and no, I don't have "sensitive files" shared externally.
Such a cheap way to try to get more $$, Google
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What the fuck? Medium is slapping ads into my posts?? Disgusting.
I was already barely posting there, but now I've half a mind to take off the posts I do have on it.
I was already barely posting there, but now I've half a mind to take off the posts I do have on it.
November 8, 2025 at 5:17 AM
What the fuck? Medium is slapping ads into my posts?? Disgusting.
I was already barely posting there, but now I've half a mind to take off the posts I do have on it.
I was already barely posting there, but now I've half a mind to take off the posts I do have on it.
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Like, not "next to" - literally in the middle of the article. And phrased in a way that makes it look like a subscriber break or paywall.
My writing has always been free to read. You already have "access to all of it" and Medium is, essentially, lying.
My writing has always been free to read. You already have "access to all of it" and Medium is, essentially, lying.
November 8, 2025 at 5:20 AM
Like, not "next to" - literally in the middle of the article. And phrased in a way that makes it look like a subscriber break or paywall.
My writing has always been free to read. You already have "access to all of it" and Medium is, essentially, lying.
My writing has always been free to read. You already have "access to all of it" and Medium is, essentially, lying.
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Spotify is crashing HARD because of the boycott. Their stock dropped 11% in value over the last month. Let’s keep this going!
Tell everyone you know to boycott Spotify. There are plenty of alternatives that don’t run ICE advertisements and screw over artists.
We made it easy at boycottspotify.com.
Tell everyone you know to boycott Spotify. There are plenty of alternatives that don’t run ICE advertisements and screw over artists.
We made it easy at boycottspotify.com.
November 7, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Spotify is crashing HARD because of the boycott. Their stock dropped 11% in value over the last month. Let’s keep this going!
Tell everyone you know to boycott Spotify. There are plenty of alternatives that don’t run ICE advertisements and screw over artists.
We made it easy at boycottspotify.com.
Tell everyone you know to boycott Spotify. There are plenty of alternatives that don’t run ICE advertisements and screw over artists.
We made it easy at boycottspotify.com.
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When you have two words like Font and Ontology that share three letters, you naturally need to combine them. Behold the Fontology
November 7, 2025 at 9:59 PM
When you have two words like Font and Ontology that share three letters, you naturally need to combine them. Behold the Fontology
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We all remember THAT day...
November 7, 2025 at 2:04 PM
We all remember THAT day...
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On the blog: Think for Yourself
"We should be careful both to avoid 'optimising' and accelerating the creation of legacy code and to mistake such pessimisation as productivity — especially if we're doing so at the expense of joy, time and skill."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
"We should be careful both to avoid 'optimising' and accelerating the creation of legacy code and to mistake such pessimisation as productivity — especially if we're doing so at the expense of joy, time and skill."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
Think for Yourself
Understand and improve on LLM-generated code
kevlinhenney.medium.com
November 7, 2025 at 8:39 AM
On the blog: Think for Yourself
"We should be careful both to avoid 'optimising' and accelerating the creation of legacy code and to mistake such pessimisation as productivity — especially if we're doing so at the expense of joy, time and skill."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
"We should be careful both to avoid 'optimising' and accelerating the creation of legacy code and to mistake such pessimisation as productivity — especially if we're doing so at the expense of joy, time and skill."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
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github.com/CtrlSpice/ot... simple enough for local dev purposes.
GitHub - CtrlSpice/otel-desktop-viewer: otel-desktop-viewer is a CLI tool for receiving OpenTelemetry traces while working on your local machine.
otel-desktop-viewer is a CLI tool for receiving OpenTelemetry traces while working on your local machine. - CtrlSpice/otel-desktop-viewer
github.com
November 6, 2025 at 2:35 PM
github.com/CtrlSpice/ot... simple enough for local dev purposes.
"We've just finished building a new platform but none of the development teams want to use it. Can you come and convince them to use it?"
I used to get these requests from time-to-time, and as much as I really wanted to say "yes" and charge a lot of money for the privilege, I never accepted.
I used to get these requests from time-to-time, and as much as I really wanted to say "yes" and charge a lot of money for the privilege, I never accepted.
November 5, 2025 at 10:37 PM
"We've just finished building a new platform but none of the development teams want to use it. Can you come and convince them to use it?"
I used to get these requests from time-to-time, and as much as I really wanted to say "yes" and charge a lot of money for the privilege, I never accepted.
I used to get these requests from time-to-time, and as much as I really wanted to say "yes" and charge a lot of money for the privilege, I never accepted.
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It's awesome when you find people that you can talk to in depth about multiple topics.
Moving away from the surface, and enjoy the messiness of complex problems without a clear solution/approach.
Moving away from the surface, and enjoy the messiness of complex problems without a clear solution/approach.
November 5, 2025 at 7:20 AM
It's awesome when you find people that you can talk to in depth about multiple topics.
Moving away from the surface, and enjoy the messiness of complex problems without a clear solution/approach.
Moving away from the surface, and enjoy the messiness of complex problems without a clear solution/approach.
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The next #PapersInSystems discussion is Monday Dec 1, 1-2pm Eastern, Josh Reynolds will lead, and the paper is "The Architecture of Complexity" by Herbert Simon.
More info/sign up (free of course): ti.to/bredemeyer/a...
More info/sign up (free of course): ti.to/bredemeyer/a...
November 4, 2025 at 8:14 PM
The next #PapersInSystems discussion is Monday Dec 1, 1-2pm Eastern, Josh Reynolds will lead, and the paper is "The Architecture of Complexity" by Herbert Simon.
More info/sign up (free of course): ti.to/bredemeyer/a...
More info/sign up (free of course): ti.to/bredemeyer/a...
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We’re building a program you probably won’t see anywhere else.
It’s diverse, challenging, and full of real conversations between people who live and breathe architecture and agility.
Come join us in March 2026, in Berlin.
🎟️ pretix.eu/AmA/2026/
🗓️ Early Access available until November 11, 2025
It’s diverse, challenging, and full of real conversations between people who live and breathe architecture and agility.
Come join us in March 2026, in Berlin.
🎟️ pretix.eu/AmA/2026/
🗓️ Early Access available until November 11, 2025
November 4, 2025 at 11:31 AM
We’re building a program you probably won’t see anywhere else.
It’s diverse, challenging, and full of real conversations between people who live and breathe architecture and agility.
Come join us in March 2026, in Berlin.
🎟️ pretix.eu/AmA/2026/
🗓️ Early Access available until November 11, 2025
It’s diverse, challenging, and full of real conversations between people who live and breathe architecture and agility.
Come join us in March 2026, in Berlin.
🎟️ pretix.eu/AmA/2026/
🗓️ Early Access available until November 11, 2025
Is anyone using coding agents to continuously update documentation?
I have been thinking about baking it into the pull request process.
i.e as part of the PR review that triggers multiple subagents to analyze the changes...
1/2
I have been thinking about baking it into the pull request process.
i.e as part of the PR review that triggers multiple subagents to analyze the changes...
1/2
November 4, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Is anyone using coding agents to continuously update documentation?
I have been thinking about baking it into the pull request process.
i.e as part of the PR review that triggers multiple subagents to analyze the changes...
1/2
I have been thinking about baking it into the pull request process.
i.e as part of the PR review that triggers multiple subagents to analyze the changes...
1/2
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I'm a big believer in making any code base I touch more "introspectable", at design, compile and runtime (whichever makes more sense)
November 4, 2025 at 9:39 AM
I'm a big believer in making any code base I touch more "introspectable", at design, compile and runtime (whichever makes more sense)
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November 3, 2025 at 5:56 PM
I'm not a fan of asking coding agents to go explore some repository and then hoping for the best.
Takes too long and reduces the reliability of the results.
I think something like AGENTS.md is inevitable and maybe even standards around the format of these files .
Takes too long and reduces the reliability of the results.
I think something like AGENTS.md is inevitable and maybe even standards around the format of these files .
AGENTS.md
AGENTS.md is a simple, open format for guiding coding agents. Think of it as a README for agents.
AGENTS.md
November 3, 2025 at 6:25 PM
I'm not a fan of asking coding agents to go explore some repository and then hoping for the best.
Takes too long and reduces the reliability of the results.
I think something like AGENTS.md is inevitable and maybe even standards around the format of these files .
Takes too long and reduces the reliability of the results.
I think something like AGENTS.md is inevitable and maybe even standards around the format of these files .
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New on the blog: Think for Yourself
"You're about to commit a chunk of LLM-generated code into your product's codebase. Before you do, however, pause to consider and act on these questions."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
"You're about to commit a chunk of LLM-generated code into your product's codebase. Before you do, however, pause to consider and act on these questions."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
Think for Yourself
Understand and improve on LLM-generated code
kevlinhenney.medium.com
November 3, 2025 at 9:43 AM
New on the blog: Think for Yourself
"You're about to commit a chunk of LLM-generated code into your product's codebase. Before you do, however, pause to consider and act on these questions."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
"You're about to commit a chunk of LLM-generated code into your product's codebase. Before you do, however, pause to consider and act on these questions."
kevlinhenney.medium.com/think-for-yo...
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feature requests come in 3 flavors: trivially easy, probably doable, and logically impossible.
And the fun part is until you look closely at how it works you don't know which one you've got
And the fun part is until you look closely at how it works you don't know which one you've got
that's something i enjoy about working with computers. sometimes you look at something and are like "that seems pretty similar to something we already solved. how are hard could this be?" and the answer is that it's been proved to be impossibly hard.
November 2, 2025 at 10:20 PM
feature requests come in 3 flavors: trivially easy, probably doable, and logically impossible.
And the fun part is until you look closely at how it works you don't know which one you've got
And the fun part is until you look closely at how it works you don't know which one you've got
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Last night I went to the Puca Festival in Trim, Ireland.
It's all fun and games until someone unleashes a giant demonic hare.
It's all fun and games until someone unleashes a giant demonic hare.
November 2, 2025 at 7:45 AM
Last night I went to the Puca Festival in Trim, Ireland.
It's all fun and games until someone unleashes a giant demonic hare.
It's all fun and games until someone unleashes a giant demonic hare.
Adding debugability to code is generally a good practice. I'm finding it's extra useful with coding agents as well.
When a test fails, Claude loves cooking up wild theories and jumping to conclusions (even though it's completely wrong 😄)
When a test fails, Claude loves cooking up wild theories and jumping to conclusions (even though it's completely wrong 😄)
November 1, 2025 at 7:28 PM
Adding debugability to code is generally a good practice. I'm finding it's extra useful with coding agents as well.
When a test fails, Claude loves cooking up wild theories and jumping to conclusions (even though it's completely wrong 😄)
When a test fails, Claude loves cooking up wild theories and jumping to conclusions (even though it's completely wrong 😄)