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Event Sourcing Is Not for Everyone
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
11mo ago
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Event-Driven Data Science: EventSourcingDB Meets Python and Pandas
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
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Exactly Once Is a Lie
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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Proving Without Revealing: Merkle Trees for Event-Sourced Systems
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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If You Apply DDD to DDD, You Won't Get DDD
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
11mo ago
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If You Apply DDD to DDD, You Won't Get DDD
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
11mo ago
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Local Development Setup: EventSourcingDB in 5 Minutes
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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11mo ago
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Rethink How You Build AI-Driven Systems
(eventsourcing.ai)
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goloroden
1y ago
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CQRS Without the Complexity
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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1y ago
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EventSourcingDB 1.2.0: Query event signatures directly, no external tools needed
(hub.docker.com)
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1y ago
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EventSourcingDB 1.2.0 Is Available
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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1y ago
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goloroden
1y ago
Sad but true.
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The Port 6000 Mystery
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
1y ago
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KanDDDinsky 2025: Our First Time at Europe's Community-Driven DDD Conference
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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1y ago
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goloroden
1y ago
And maybe as well https://www.cqrs.com
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Rethinking CQRS: An Interview on OpenCQRS
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
1y ago
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goloroden
1y ago
If you want to, reach out to me via mail: golo.roden@thenativeweb.io Maybe I can shed some light on this :-)
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goloroden
1y ago
Haha, that’s true :-)
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goloroden
1y ago
You can find a pretty detailed overview with some examples in the documentation: https://docs.eventsourcingdb.io/reference/eventql/
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Designing EventQL, an Event Query Language
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
1y ago
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Celebrating OpenCQRS 1.0
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
1y ago
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.NET Client SDK 1.0 for EventSourcingDB Released
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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1y ago
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OpenCQRS 1.0 Has Landed
(docs.opencqrs.com)
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1y ago
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Ten Years, One Goal
(docs.eventsourcingdb.io)
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goloroden
1y ago
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Show HN: A Modern Event Sourcing Database – Meet EventSourcingDB
(thenativeweb.io)
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1y ago
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OpenCQRS – The New CQRS Framework for the JVM
(docs.opencqrs.com)
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1y ago
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The Event Sourcing Database Guide I Wish Existed Earlier
(eventsourcingdatabase.com)
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1y ago
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The Definitive Event Sourcing Database Guide
(eventsourcingdatabase.com)
5 points
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goloroden
1y ago
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goloroden
1y ago
Regarding GQL… which (accidentally :-D) has almost the exact same syntax as EventQL (the query language of EventSourcingDB), which was published earlier. See https://docs.eventsourcingdb.io/reference/eventql/ for
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goloroden
1y ago
Just a little hint: Read the other comments as well…
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