A comprehensive talk about using Git effectively, focusing on writing meaningful commit messages and maintaining a clean commit history. The speaker discusses the importance of atomic commits, proper commit message formatting, and using Git's features like rebase and interactive staging to create a more useful and maintainable version control history.

A comprehensive talk on Event Storming, a collaborative workshop format that helps teams better understand business processes and domain knowledge. The speaker shares his journey from focusing on technical DDD patterns to discovering the importance of ubiquitous language and bounded contexts, demonstrating how Event Storming can improve communication between developers and domain experts through practical examples of modeling various business processes.

A talk about Git version control, focusing on the speaker's journey from being afraid of Git commands to becoming proficient with advanced features. The speaker shares experiences working at different companies and explains core Git concepts like storage, branches, merging, and rebasing while demonstrating practical examples through a command-line demo.

Simon Vrachliotis discusses how Tailwind CSS serves as an effective collaboration tool between designers and developers. He shares experiences of designers, particularly Chris Dale, successfully transitioning to writing production code using Tailwind CSS. The talk emphasizes how Tailwind's utility-first approach bridges the gap between design and development by providing a familiar mental model for designers while maintaining development efficiency.