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I think calling it an architecture is a bit strong. Isn't it more like a pattern that you can use for some of the connective lines in an architecture? Reading t
by ZenPsycho 8y ago
I think calling it an architecture is a bit strong. Isn't it more like a pattern that you can use for some of the connective lines in an architecture? Reading through this, it seems a lot of the pitfalls come from neglecting the architecture whilst implementing event sourcing.
- HelloNurse 8y agoEvent sourcing is an "architecture" because it can possibly be used for a part of a system, but only all-in (otherwise, you lose events you should preserve and all integrity benefits).