Sarah Dutkiewicz
Senior Trainer
Sarah – who goes by "sadukie" in the tech community – is a platform-agnostic technologist known for helping developers understand user experience and on-boarding developers into new technologies in a short period of time. From waterfall development to Agile development, Sarah has experience in working in both environments and transitioning teams from waterfall into Agile. She has also worked with fellow developers in introducing ATDD skills to the non-technical folks – including requirements gathering in gherkin for business analysts and explaining Agile concepts to non-technical teams.
Sadukie also helps with promoting communities, engaging over social media, and helping non-technical teams understand how to work with their technical counterparts. She is a native Clevelander and uses her local knowledge to help connect people – technical and non-technical – for common good.
Sarah holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Computer Science & Engineering Technology from the University of Toledo. Sarah is a Microsoft MVP, published technical author, podcast/live coding guest, conference organizer, speaker, community advocate, software developer, wife, and mom.'
Posts
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April 05, 2024Learn how to run your .NET projects in the background for easier testing.
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February 14, 2024What happens when we prompt AI to help write a platonic Valentine's Day poem for people who love code katas, design patterns, and software architecture? Read …
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January 29, 2024How do you get better as a software architect? Practice your skills using an Architecture Kata!
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December 24, 2023This blog post is going to explore the events that happen in A Visit from St. Nicholas by Clement Clarke Moore using EventStorming.
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October 27, 2023When building objects in tests, there are 3 design patterns that assist with building test objects - Factory pattern, Object Mother, and Builder pattern.
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October 23, 2023This is a recap of Sadukie's presentation of 'From Legacy Monoliths to Microservices via EventStorming'.
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October 03, 2023Hacktoberfest provides many opportunities to contribute to open source projects, network with the community, and find professional opportunities. Ardalis and …
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September 26, 2023If you have been wanting to learn more after any of our monthly webinars, be sure to check out our upcoming paid training offerings.
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September 22, 2023If you want to find a safe, inclusive, welcoming community to talk about systems thinking, domain-driven design, software architecture, and other topics, …
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September 20, 2023When you need to get a collective understanding of a complex business domain, EventStorming can help facilitate the conversations needed to build that …
