MattDavey
I work extremely hard to ensure that my technical skill remains at a high level of competency. In every project I undertake I strive to ensure that the outcome of the project is the best that it can be. I derive no satisfaction from producing work which does not represent the absolute best of my abilities.
- Certified DDD practitioner, attended Eric Evans course & DDDX 2013.
- Advocate of GRASP principles in addition to SOLID.
- Advocate of simplicity, Occams Razor guides everything I do.
- Challenged by distributed systems design - CQRS, event sourcing, orchestration.
- Captivated by the functional paradigm, F# & functional Javascript. Intrigued by Haskell.
- Prolific open source contributor.
I am a Fellow of the Free Software Foundation Europe, a sustaining member of the F# Software Foundation, a member of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and a member of the Open Rights Group.
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