Our trainings about Architecture documentation

Documenting software architecture doesn’t have to be dry! Our training courses and workshops prove that documentation can be really fun. In the iSAQB module ADOC, you will learn how architecture documentation can be transformed from a chore into an integral communication and work tool. Based on lean tools and markup languages, the “Documentation-as-Code” training shows how to create documentation that is as redundancy-free as possible, optimized for different target groups and can be continuously delivered in appealing formats. And in the “Fantastic diagrams” workshop, you will learn how to create really good architecture diagrams.

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Stefan Toth

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Evolutionary Architecture, Agile Organizations, ADES

  • Agile Software Architecture
  • Architecture Evaluation
  • Lightweight Software Reviews with LASR
  • Team Topologies Deep Dive
  • Team Topologies in practice

Stefan Toth advises developers, teams and companies on software architecture. Sound, clear and effective. His experience ranges from the banking and insurance sector to security-critical industries and support for internet start-ups. In addition to the broad technological context, his methodological experience from agile projects, architecture assessments and IT transformations is his greatest asset. Stefan is a TTA (Team Topologies Advocate).

Stefan Zörner

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Architecture documentation, methodical software architecture and cloud applications

  • Architecture Evaluation
  • CPSA Foundation Level
  • Flexible architectures
  • Lightweight Architecture Documentation
  • Lightweight Software Reviews with LASR

From Bayer AG to IBM to embarc. Stefan Zörner looks back on 25 years of IT experience and always looks forward with excitement. He provides support in architecture and implementation issues with the aim of effectively anchoring good architecture approaches in the implementation. In lively workshops, he teaches the tools of the trade and is infectious with his enthusiasm. His pragmatic approach to architecture is very well received.

Falk Sippach

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Architecture reviews, Java expert

  • Agile Software Architecture
  • CPSA Foundation Level
  • Documentation-as-Code
  • Evolution and Improvement of software architectures
  • Fantastic diagrams
  • Flexible architectures

As a trainer, consultant and architect, Falk is always on the lookout for the spark of passion that he can ignite in his participants, customers and colleagues. He has been supporting mostly agile software development projects in the Java environment for over 15 years, initially as a developer and later as a project manager, architect and coach. Falk is convinced that lifelong learning is the prerequisite for professional self-development and lasting enjoyment in what you do. Despite his enthusiasm for new things, he always keeps an eye on people and established structures in order to develop balanced solutions. As an active member of the community, he likes to share his knowledge in articles, blog posts and presentations at conferences or user group meetings and supports the organization of various specialist events. Video: What is Documentation as Code? Falk explains it to you in the stream with Lisa Moritz.

Benjamin Wolf

INNOQ

Architecture documentation, software quality, software development process

  • CPSA Foundation Level
  • Evolution and Improvement of software architectures
  • Lightweight Architecture Documentation

Ben is an architect and a developer at INNOQ. He barely puts up with bad code and does not shy away from enormous refactorings. He shares his ideas of software quality and proper software development as trainer, consultant and speaker at conferences and meetups. It is important to him that we recognize that the attitude of a team is crucial for good software quality and far exceeds the value that is provided by technology alone. He is a certified trainer for the iSAQB Foundation level and the advanced level modules IMPROVE and ADOC. Ben is part of the iSAQB board.

Ralf D. Müller

Docs-as-code, software documentation

  • Documentation-as-Code
  • Fantastic diagrams
  • Prompt engineering for architects and developers

Ralf has continuously refined his skills over more than 25 years in the software industry, evolving from a software developer to an experienced software architect. In addition to designing software architectures, he places great emphasis on clearly communicating and documenting his ideas. With this goal in mind, Ralf initiated the open-source project docToolchain, which focuses on the effective documentation of software architectures. He is also responsible for creating various formats of the arc42 template. As a CPSA-Advanced-certified software architect, Ralf shares his knowledge and experience in training sessions and talks, showing others how to keep architectural documentation simple and up-to-date. Video: More Than Arrows and Boxes – Architecture Diagrams in Software Architecture Stream..