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DESCRIPTION: Cancelled due to unforeseen circumstance. \n\n Check back for 
 a rescheduled event sometime in the next few months. \n\n More Testable Co
 de with the Hexagonal Architecture 18:30 - 20:00 BST \n\n Hexagonal Archit
 ecture provides a set of simple and specific rules to organize your system
 's code. These rules make it easier to test your code\, as well as being a
  good fit for incorporating Domain-Driven Design. In this talk\, we'll loo
 k at how Hexagonal Architecture differs from typical architectures. We'll 
 then dive into how Hexagonal Architecture leverages the idea of Separation
  of Concerns to make testing easier. We'll see how the architecture uses P
 orts &amp\; Adapters (another name for this architecture) to improve the d
 esign by clearly defining how external resources connect to the core of ou
 r application's logic. \n\n \n\n Ted M. Young \n\n Ted M. Young (known as 
 JitterTed on social media) is a Java trainer\, coding coach\, speaker\, an
 d author. He's been in software development for over 30 years\, doing eXtr
 eme Programming since 2000. Ted has worked for eBay\, Google\, Apple\, and
  Guidewire Software. He is now an independent educator\, helping those new
  to the industry and experienced folks increase their joy in coding by mak
 ing code more testable. Ted's favorite techniques are test-driven developm
 ent\, refactoring\, domain-driven design\, and Hexagonal Architecture. \n\
 n \n https://twitter.com/jitterted \n https://www.subscribepage.com/makete
 stable \n \n
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SUMMARY:Cancelled !!! Late\, Late March Event - April 11 2022 NE Bytes - Te
 d M. Young
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DESCRIPTION:## More Testable Code with the Hexagonal Architecture  18:30 - 
 20:00 BST\n\nJoin us for our next event of 2022 with Ted M Young\n\nHexago
 nal Architecture provides a set of simple and specific rules to organize y
 our system's code. These rules make it easier to test your code\, as well 
 as being a good fit for incorporating Domain-Driven Design. In this talk\,
  we'll look at how Hexagonal Architecture differs from typical architectur
 es. We'll then dive into how Hexagonal Architecture leverages the idea of 
 Separation of Concerns to make testing easier. We'll see how the architect
 ure uses Ports & Adapters (another name for this architecture) to improve 
 the design by clearly defining how external resources connect to the core 
 of our application's logic.\n\n### Ted M. Young\n\nTed M. Young (known as 
 JitterTed on social media) is a Java trainer\, coding coach\, speaker\, an
 d author. He's been in software development for over 30 years\, doing eXtr
 eme Programming since 2000. Ted has worked for eBay\, Google\, Apple\, and
  Guidewire Software. He is now an independent educator\, helping those new
  to the industry and experienced folks increase their joy in coding by mak
 ing code more testable. Ted's favorite techniques are test-driven developm
 ent\, refactoring\, domain-driven design\, and Hexagonal Architecture.\n\n
 \n* https://twitter.com/jitterted\n* https://www.subscribepage.com/maketes
 table\n
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SUMMARY:[Cancelled !!! Late\, Late March Event - April 11 2022 NE Bytes - T
 ed M. Young] NE Bytes April 11 2022 - Ted M Young - More Testable Code wit
 h the Hexagonal Architecture
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:## More Testable Code with the Hexagonal Archi
 tecture  18:30 - 20:00 BST\n\nJoin us for our next event of 2022 with Ted 
 M Young\n\nHexagonal Architecture provides a set of simple and specific ru
 les to organize your system's code. These rules make it easier to test you
 r code\, as well as being a good fit for incorporating Domain-Driven Desig
 n. In this talk\, we'll look at how Hexagonal Architecture differs from ty
 pical architectures. We'll then dive into how Hexagonal Architecture lever
 ages the idea of Separation of Concerns to make testing easier. We'll see 
 how the architecture uses Ports & Adapters (another name for this architec
 ture) to improve the design by clearly defining how external resources con
 nect to the core of our application's logic.\n\n### Ted M. Young\n\nTed M.
  Young (known as JitterTed on social media) is a Java trainer\, coding coa
 ch\, speaker\, and author. He's been in software development for over 30 y
 ears\, doing eXtreme Programming since 2000. Ted has worked for eBay\, Goo
 gle\, Apple\, and Guidewire Software. He is now an independent educator\, 
 helping those new to the industry and experienced folks increase their joy
  in coding by making code more testable. Ted's favorite techniques are tes
 t-driven development\, refactoring\, domain-driven design\, and Hexagonal 
 Architecture.\n\n\n* https://twitter.com/jitterted\n* https://www.subscrib
 epage.com/maketestable\n
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