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In this episode, the patterns are at the center of the conversation that our host, Eduardo Guerra, had with our guest, Allan Kelly. They will talk about how we can observe the patterns around us and document them to communicate that practical knowledge to others. We also discuss the main elements that a pattern has and how to give the first steps in writing your first patterns. I am sure this conversation will make you feel like starting to work on your next submission to a pattern conference!
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