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Chris Stapper
Chris Stapper is the Lead Community Manager at Rabobank, where he focuses on building IT communities and facilitating knowledge exchange among colleagues.13 His goal is to ensure that the bank's in-house knowledge is shared and applied as broadly as possible among the 8,700 IT professionals working at Rabobank.1 In his role, Chris sets up and maintains communities, organizes events, workshops, and meetings to keep everyone informed, share best practices, and develop new plans.1
Stapper is also involved in the "Human Side of IT" events, which explore the human aspects of technology, questioning whether technology works for people or vice versa, and whether everyone benefits equally from technological advancements.3 These events also cover topics such as psychological safety in teams and the importance of women's representation in IT.3 Additionally, Chris presented his hobby project on calculating and compensating lifetime CO2 emissions at one of these events.3
Chris Stapper has a LinkedIn profile with the username "chrisstapper".5 There are multiple profiles listed under the name "Chris Stapper" on LinkedIn.2 Other individuals named Chris Stapper include a Student Minister at First Baptist Church of Athens26 and Christopher Stapper, Ph.D., who is the Lead Pastor at Third Coast Church.4
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Exciting news! The Rabobank Tech Community is organizing a big Java event for our community. Am both proud and happy to share that Victor Rentea will speak at Rabobank in the evening of 25th of April. The topic? The Modular Monolith Architecture!
Short introduction (rest in link below): "What’s the safest way to split a monolith into smaller pieces that separate autonomous teams can easily manage? And then, do we really need microservices or is a singular monolithic deployment a better fit for our problem (spoiler: many are)? Please meet the Modular Monolith (friends call it ‘Modulith’), an architecture that reaps the benefits of functional decomposition without the costs and risks of distributed systems."
Agenda 17:00 Walk in + Dinner 19:00 Talk 20:30 Drinks 21:30 Ending
Huge kudos for community leads Peter Schuler, Rodrigo de Oliveira Lopes, Richard Abbuhl for organising this from the Java community! And thank you Marjolein Salari, Ragna Gerretsen, Mitchell Tieleman, Tim van Eijndhoven for helping out! Really looking forward to the meetup!
Interested? You can join via: https://lnkd.in/ek7xb6CV
