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As a proponent of Radical Simplicity, I'm always sceptical about event sourcing. There are some benefits (I found it useful to replay events for example), but
by KingOfCoders 5y ago
As a proponent of Radical Simplicity, I'm always sceptical about event sourcing.
There are some benefits (I found it useful to replay events for example), but where I have seen it at work it makes things much more complex, the understanding of the system and the development of new features takes much longer.
This already starts with a command framework instead of method calls.
- blowski 5y agoA competent dev experienced in event sourcing can build a system that leverages this without taking on so much cost. But… they’re expensive and hard to find. So most experiences of event sourcing look exactly like you describe.
- bordercases 5y agoWhat do they do differently in their implementations that make them produce faster?