Hosts: Sunil Kumar and Leo (Wong Tsz Lung).

We are very pleased to welcome Dave Anderson; Author, Technical Fellow for the Bazaar Voice, blogger, and one of the hosts of “Serverless Craic” a podcast by The Serverless Edge.

First, Dave, could you say a few words about yourself to begin?

1.     Tell us about your new book"The Value Flywheel Effect" and motivation for writing it?

2.     What do you think is the value of a good visualisation?

3.     You're an advocate for Wardley maps... What other visual methods do you use?

4.     What foundation architectures that people should know about for working in tech... And at what level of detail do they need to know them?

5.     Do you have a favorite (classic) software architecture?

6.     Software engineers work from a single line of code to the whole program level (function level and component levels in between). Is software architecture any different?

7.     No one wants to read technical documentation, can you talk about social behaviour and practices that help teams create, share, and maintain knowledge?

8.     Do you have any final words or advice for the audience?

Well, we’ll wrap up there.

Thank you for talking with us and sharing your thoughts today.

Notes:

Dave is the author of “The Value Flywheel Effect” book - https://theserverlessedge.com/the-value-flywheel-effect/

You can also find Dave at: https://www.bazaarvoice.com, blogging on The Serverless Edge https://theserverlessedge.com and on the Serverless Craic” podcast https://spoti.fi/3S52sUi

Wardley Maps - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardley_map

The principles of XP (aka Extreme Programming) – http://www.extremeprogramming.org

The Green Software Foundation - https://greensoftware.foundation

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