Inspired Outcomes.
Inspired Outcomes.
Inspired Outcomes.
Inspired Outcomes.
Several weeks back, I got to continue a conversation with Eric Evans – one that we started at DDDEU 2025 in Antwerp. Disclaimer: Eric Evans kindly engaged in this conversation, but has no affiliation with Envivo and offers no endorsement – expressed or implied – of our approach or technology. If you follow Eric’s more
Using LLMs for Domain Exploration Read More »
I was standing at the front of a meeting room, laptop plugged into the presentation screen, walking a group through a prototype built with our prototyping framework. 👨💼 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗿: “Before we dive in… just to confirm, this is 𝘢𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘳 you’ve gathered all the use cases, written the specs, handed them to the team, and
Interactive Application Prototypes – Without Designing The UI? Read More »
This is part 2 of a short series chronicling the design process for an F1 Race Simulation System using AI, with the goal of creating a rapid interactive prototype. In the last post, we explored the following capabilities: In this post, we will extend the model to include: The original ChatGPT session may be found
Designing a F1 Strategy Simulator using AI – Part 2 Read More »
This is part 1 of a short series chronicling the design process for an F1 Race Simulation System using AI, with the goal of creating a rapid interactive prototype. Typically we employ a very interactive design process, with a minimum of these participants: However, for this experiment we don’t have access to an SME –
Designing a F1 Strategy Simulator using AI – Part 1 Read More »
Over the past weeks, my focus has shifted from Innovation to something more pressing: keeping the “human in the loop“. This thought resonated throughout several conversations I’ve had this week, where a key concern emerged: How do we retain critical business domain knowledge in an AI-driven world? The Knowledge Drain Problem One of the most
AI, Usability, and the necessity of Subject Matter Experts Read More »
For decades, UI/UX design has been at the heart of software development. From graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to sleek mobile apps, businesses have invested heavily in designing intuitive screens, seamless workflows, and pixel-perfect experiences. But as AI and automation continue to evolve, a fundamental shift is occurring: one that challenges the necessity of traditional UI/UX
If The Future of Software is AI-Driven, Where Will UI/UX Design Go? Read More »
The following transcript is from a 2010 podcast titled “Inside the Naked Objects Framework with Richard Pawson” , hosted by Scott Hanselman. They go back in time to explore Domain Modelling, Object-Oriented Programming, “Naked Objects”, Domain Driven Design, and Rapid Prototyping. (Permission to publish the transcript granted by Scott Hanselman in Feb 2025) “From Hanselminutes.com.
A Look Back In Time: OOP, Domain Models, and the MVC Pattern Read More »
In a previous post, we shared our view that AI may not be helpful with Domain Exploration. Some parts still hold true, but it didn’t stop us from exploring other ways that AI could help. Generative AI is inherently probabilistic, which means it isn’t the best at delivering pinpoint accuracy or consistent results.However, it excels
Rapid Prototypes in under 15 mins using ChatGPT Read More »
Domain Exploration: The process of exploring Business Processes and discovering Domain Models, under the practice of “Domain Driven Design (aka DDD)”. Domain Models influence the design and development of complex software systems and applications. 2024: AI has taken the world by storm. While experienced Software Developers are lamenting the abilities of AI (“Will I still
Can AI help with Business Domain Exploration in DDD? Read More »
tldr; Naively using ‘lo-code’ to support a complex business will erode ROI faster than expected. Giving business people the ability to create software has been a long-standing goal of technology vendors. We’ve seen the evolution of tooling since the 1990’s, such as: These tools work best when a business has simple goals. But when the
The Perils of ‘Lo-Code’ in a Complex Domain Read More »