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I've worked at a company that has launched at least one product where back-end was entirely event-sourced. Apart from using event sourcing and CQRS, they take

I've worked at a company that has launched at least one product where back-end was entirely event-sourced. Apart from using event sourcing and CQRS, they take DDD very seriously. They use a self-made open source framework, which has very good JavaDocs. https://github.com/SpineEventEngine/ https://github.com/SpineEventEngine/

aynyc 5y ago
Event sourcing and event driven are two different things.
- claytonjy 5y ago
  What is their relationship? I've been thinking of event-sourcing as a special case of event-driven: all event-sourced systems are event-driven, but the reverse is not true. Is this the generally accepted view or do folks view these as more orthogonal?
  - dnautics 5y ago
    event sourcing is indeed a special case of event-driven.
  - aynyc 5y ago
    In my opinion, event sourcing is a data persistence strategy. I personally never heard that it's considered part of event-driven architecture, but given speed of change in that space, I wouldn't be surprised.