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  1. Today, 21.05.2026, I will be holding my „Solutions for (Modern?) Software Development - Approximations From a 21-Year Journey“ teaser at the Scrum Masters HH XXML Meetup (in person & in German). 🎟️ ➡️ 📚💭🤓

    All further details can be found at:

    onmoderndev.de/en/blog/2026/05

    Hope to see you there, 🖖
    Alex

    PS: All my upcoming talks can be found at onmoderndev.de/en/blog/2025/12

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuTalk

  2. Today, 19.05.2026, I will be holding my „Thoughts on (Modern?) Software Development - Observations From a 21-Year Journey“ talk at the JUG Hamburg Meetup (in person & in German). 🎟️ ➡️ 📚💭🤓

    All further details can be found at:

    onmoderndev.de/en/blog/2026/05

    Hope to see you there, 🖖
    Alex

    PS: All my upcoming talks can be found at onmoderndev.de/en/blog/2025/12

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuTalk

  3. Today, 11.05.2026, I will be holding my „Thoughts on (Modern?) Software Development - Observations From a 21-Year Journey“ talk at the Domain-driven Design (DDD) Hungary Meetup (remote & in English). 🎟️ ➡️ 📚💭🤓

    All further details can be found at:

    onmoderndev.de/en/blog/2026/05

    Hope to see you there, 🖖
    Alex

    PS: All my upcoming talks can be found at onmoderndev.de/en/blog/2025/12

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuTalk

  4. “To sum up: There is some level of essential acceleration. However, this perceived ever-increasing speed in IT that exhausts us increasingly is something we created and fuel ourselves. This is what I mean by:

    We are our own worst enemies.

    We are the ones who make our lives worse by reflexively running faster and faster, in directions that others set.”

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuReading #AlexThuDisruption #AlexThuClassics

  5. “To sum up: There is some level of essential acceleration. However, this perceived ever-increasing speed in IT that exhausts us increasingly is something we created and fuel ourselves. This is what I mean by:

    We are our own worst enemies.

    We are the ones who make our lives worse by reflexively running faster and faster, in directions that others set.”

  6. “To sum up: There is some level of essential acceleration. However, this perceived ever-increasing speed in IT that exhausts us increasingly is something we created and fuel ourselves. This is what I mean by:

    We are our own worst enemies.

    We are the ones who make our lives worse by reflexively running faster and faster, in directions that others set.”

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuReading #AlexThuDisruption #AlexThuClassics

  7. “To sum up: There is some level of essential acceleration. However, this perceived ever-increasing speed in IT that exhausts us increasingly is something we created and fuel ourselves. This is what I mean by:

    We are our own worst enemies.

    We are the ones who make our lives worse by reflexively running faster and faster, in directions that others set.”

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuReading #AlexThuDisruption #AlexThuClassics

  8. “To sum up: There is some level of essential acceleration. However, this perceived ever-increasing speed in IT that exhausts us increasingly is something we created and fuel ourselves. This is what I mean by:

    We are our own worst enemies.

    We are the ones who make our lives worse by reflexively running faster and faster, in directions that others set.”

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuReading #AlexThuDisruption #AlexThuClassics

  9. „What struck me most is the emphasis on what grows quietly:

    Not the visible complexity in the code.

    But the erosion of understanding.

    The fading of intent.

    The slow drift between what we think a system is and what it has become.“

    Margaret-Anne Storey about Russ Miles‘ „The Debts That Grow in Silence“

    softwareenchiridion.com/p/the-

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuDisruption #AlexThuReading

  10. „What struck me most is the emphasis on what grows quietly:

    Not the visible complexity in the code.

    But the erosion of understanding.

    The fading of intent.

    The slow drift between what we think a system is and what it has become.“

    Margaret-Anne Storey about Russ Miles‘ „The Debts That Grow in Silence“

    softwareenchiridion.com/p/the-

  11. „What struck me most is the emphasis on what grows quietly:

    Not the visible complexity in the code.

    But the erosion of understanding.

    The fading of intent.

    The slow drift between what we think a system is and what it has become.“

    Margaret-Anne Storey about Russ Miles‘ „The Debts That Grow in Silence“

    softwareenchiridion.com/p/the-

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuDisruption #AlexThuReading

  12. „What struck me most is the emphasis on what grows quietly:

    Not the visible complexity in the code.

    But the erosion of understanding.

    The fading of intent.

    The slow drift between what we think a system is and what it has become.“

    Margaret-Anne Storey about Russ Miles‘ „The Debts That Grow in Silence“

    softwareenchiridion.com/p/the-

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuDisruption #AlexThuReading

  13. „What struck me most is the emphasis on what grows quietly:

    Not the visible complexity in the code.

    But the erosion of understanding.

    The fading of intent.

    The slow drift between what we think a system is and what it has become.“

    Margaret-Anne Storey about Russ Miles‘ „The Debts That Grow in Silence“

    softwareenchiridion.com/p/the-

    #OnModernDev #AlexThuDisruption #AlexThuReading