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I found that, too, but only the chapter titles don't tell you much, do they? What do you make of "State Transitions" or even "Patterns"? For instance this is C
by ofrzeta 6y ago
I found that, too, but only the chapter titles don't tell you much, do they? What do you make of "State Transitions" or even "Patterns"?
For instance this is Chapter 2 "Forms of Immutable Architecture":
Deriving State from History 29
Historical Records 30
Mutable Objects 31
Projections 33
Event Sourcing 35
Generating Events 35
CQRS 36
DDD 37
Taking a Functional View 39
Commutative and Idempotent Events 40
Asynchronous Model View Update 40
The Update Loop 41
Unidirectional Data Flow 43
Immutable App Architecture 44
Historical Modeling 45
Partial Order 46
Predecessors 47
Successors 48
Immutable Graphs 50
Collaboration 51
Acyclic Graphs 52
Timeliness 53
Limitations of Historical Modeling 54
No Central Authority 54
No Real-Time Clock 55
No Uniqueness Constraints 56
No Aggregation 57
That sounds quite interesting, however with about one page spent on each topic won't go very deep.