Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 12 hours ago
👉 Workshop: bit.ly/Practical-Messaging
Are you struggling to scale your distributed systems with confidence?
As a senior engineer or architect, you know the pain: integrating multiple services, hitting the limits of HTTP and RPC-based solutions, and keeping communication reliable across complex architectures.
The result? Fragile systems that are hard to evolve and harder to scale.
Messaging patterns offer a proven path to more resilient, event-driven, and scalable systems, but where should you start?
In this live conversation, Ian Cooper, Polyglot Coding Architect at Just Eat and author of Practical Messaging Workshop, shares the principles, patterns, and practices behind effective distributed systems.
Moderated by Oskar Dudycz, we’ll not only explore Ian’s hands-on approach to messaging and what he’s working on today, but also get Oskar’s insights on the topic.
A unique chance to learn directly from one of the leading voices in software architecture, and to bring back actionable insights for your team.
🎙 Guest
Ian Cooper is a Polyglot Coding Architect at Just Eat with more than 20 years of experience delivering high-performance software solutions across domains such as government, healthcare, finance, and e-commerce.
Known for his deep expertise in designing scalable and reliable distributed systems, Ian is an experienced systems architect with a strong knowledge of OO, TDD/BDD, Domain-Driven Design, event-driven architecture, CQRS/ES, REST, Messaging, Design Patterns, Architectural Styles, ATAM, and Agile Engineering Practices.
He’s the creator and maintainer of Brighter, a .NET framework for building resilient, message-based applications.
Chapter
0:00 Intro
1:05 About Ian Cooper
5:01 About Oskar's Experience
7:29 Why do we still need to learn about Messaging?
35:12 What challenges
37:43 Q&As
49:04 Conclusions
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👉 Workshop: bit.ly/Practical-Messaging
Are you struggling to scale your distributed systems with confidence?
As a senior engineer or architect, you know the pain: integrating multiple services, hitting the limits of HTTP and RPC-based solutions, and keeping communication reliable across complex architectures.
The result? Fragile systems that are hard to evolve and harder to scale.
Messaging patterns offer a proven path to more resilient, event-driven, and scalable systems, but where should you start?
In this live conversation, Ian Cooper, Polyglot Coding Architect at Just Eat and author of Practical Messaging Workshop, shares the principles, patterns, and practices behind effective distributed systems.
Moderated by Oskar Dudycz, we’ll not only explore Ian’s hands-on approach to messaging and what he’s working on today, but also get Oskar’s insights on the topic.
A unique chance to learn directly from one of the leading voices in software architecture, and to bring back actionable insights for your team.
🎙 Guest
Ian Cooper is a Polyglot Coding Architect at Just Eat with more than 20 years of experience delivering high-performance software solutions across domains such as government, healthcare, finance, and e-commerce.
Known for his deep expertise in designing scalable and reliable distributed systems, Ian is an experienced systems architect with a strong knowledge of OO, TDD/BDD, Domain-Driven Design, event-driven architecture, CQRS/ES, REST, Messaging, Design Patterns, Architectural Styles, ATAM, and Agile Engineering Practices.
He’s the creator and maintainer of Brighter, a .NET framework for building resilient, message-based applications.
Chapter
0:00 Intro
1:05 About Ian Cooper
5:01 About Oskar's Experience
7:29 Why do we still need to learn about Messaging?
35:12 What challenges
37:43 Q&As
49:04 Conclusions
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👉 Workshop: bit.ly/Practical-Messaging
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