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The reverse-conway is one of the best tricks available to change agents & architechts. #oredev

— Torbjörn Gyllebring (@drunkcod)2013-11-08 05:48:45

MICRO-SERVICES ILLUSTRATE THE AWESOME POWER OF REAL ABSTRACTION. Just saying. #Oredev 

— ☕ J. B. Rainsberger (@jbrains)2013-11-08 05:47:52

RT @gunnarsson: Many #oredev videos are already available online, we have a great video team!

— Ola Karlsson (@o_k)2013-11-08 05:47:49

You wanna use Scala? I don't understand why. But fine. Do it. @fgeorge52 on micro services as enablers of language freedom #oredev

— Torbjörn Gyllebring (@drunkcod)2013-11-08 05:46:26

Micro-services and a reverse Conway's Law. #Oredev 

— ☕ J. B. Rainsberger (@jbrains)2013-11-08 05:46:24

Check out @rafek's new glass #Oredev  http://t.co/tBBj5PcR9M

— Paul Stack (@stack72)2013-11-08 05:46:11

Lineman's API proxy in node is a great idea. So easy to fake out the server side quickly. https://t.co/Yw9qzwkVQU #oredev Thanks, @searls !

— John K. Paul (@johnkpaul)2013-11-08 05:45:46

RT @drunkcod: When your state is immutable and represented by values. Concurrency becomes simple. ~ @bodil #oredev

— Steve Godbold (@SteveGodbold)2013-11-08 05:45:32

@tddmonkey @drunkcod @fgeorge52 Probably still use TDD to learn to design well; probably still use BDD to learn to communicate well. #oredev

— ☕ J. B. Rainsberger (@jbrains)2013-11-08 05:45:26

Great chat with @ironshay last night at Green Lion closing time, love devs who appreciate importance of UX! Stay awesome! #oredev

— Ola Karlsson (@o_k)2013-11-08 05:45:10