Many organisations struggle not because they lack ideas or technical skill, but because initiatives grow too large, too complex, and too rigid before real learning can occur.
This full-day workshop combines Incremental Development and Hexagonal Architecture (Ports & Adapters) into one coherent learning experience.
In the morning, participants learn how to slice initiatives into very small, valuable increments that reduce risk, generate early feedback, and support better decision-making.
In the afternoon, they apply these insights by building a small application using Hexagonal Architecture — experiencing how architecture can actively support incremental development instead of constraining it.
The workshop deliberately connects business thinking and technical design. Decisions and learning come first; architecture follows as an enabler. Participants experience how fine-grained delivery, testing, and architecture reinforce each other when done deliberately.
This workshop day can be attended in three ways:
Vienna
18 May 2026
09:00 – 16:30 CET
(Full Day Workshop)
Price
EUR 800
Price excl. VAT
This workshop is designed for mixed groups of business and technical participants who want to understand the full journey from decisions to delivery and architecture.
It is especially valuable for:
The full-day workshop consists of two tightly connected sessions, separated by a lunch break.
Participants work with a deliberately simple business problem and learn how to:
The core exercise consists of five timed delivery rounds, creating visceral learning about the benefits and tensions of fine-grained incremental development.
Participants use the insights from the morning to build and evolve a small application using Hexagonal Architecture.
The session includes:
Participants experience how architecture emerges and evolves when incremental development is taken seriously.
Environment setup
For the hands-on programming exercises, a prepared development environment (including version control and testing) is provided by TechTalk and used as a shared reference during the workshop.
Participants are not required to prepare or install a development environment in advance.
Our courses have a limited number of participants.
There is the possibility of a multi-booking discount for bookings of 2 or more people. If required, please indicate this on the registration form.
Vienna
18 May 2026
Half Day Workshop
09:00 – 16:30 CET
(Full Day Workshop)
Price
EUR 800
Price excl. VAT
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