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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
I wrote the summary of my thoughts on this article: https://event-driven.io/en/event_streaming_is_not_event_sour...
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
Thanks for answering! The bar is as I described. The events are the source of truth, only if you're using them in the write model as a basis for the state rehydration. If you're using materialised view, even though it's built
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
Did you read my article that I linked, or my initial explanation of the Event Sourcing flow?
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
They're not mutually exclusive, but they're orthogonal. They're different patterns that happen to integrate with each other. Event Sourcing is about durable state stored and read as event, Event Streaming is about moving even
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
Could you elaborate, I think that I'm missing your point.
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
I think that they were just building the stale read models, and used them as the write model, which created the whole confusion. Regarding the sharing events between module, it's one of the most common and the most dangerous mistakes.
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
There is a Slack channel: https://join.slack.com/t/ddd-cqrs-es/shared_invite/zt-m3vf3a...
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
Could you provide an exact quote? I haven't been able to find any usage of "populate". I found: `the raw event stream subscription setup kills the ability to locally reason about the boundaries of a service.` `you have to tal
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
As this article pops out again, I'd like to the point that although it may have some valid points, those points are not about Event Sourcing. What's expressed in the article is the Event Streaming or Event-Driven approach. So when
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Architecture Weekly(architecture-weekly.com)
1 points by oskar_dudycz 5y ago|0 comments
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
This week, I'm continuing the Docker topic. Last time I explained how to build an optimal image for your application. Today I wrote how to publish it to the DockerHub and Github Container Registry using Github Actions.
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
If you're going from C# or Java to the TypeScript, it's worth checking the differences without assuming straight that's the same type of language. #TypeScript has structural typing, which might not be the typing you're l
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by oskar_dudycz 5y ago
Today I want to invert the classical pro-agile drawing. Let’s talk about the devaluation of functionality that occurs in Agile projects and the cases when Agile is not enough.
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Snapshots in Event Sourcing(eventstore.com)
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Can command return a value in CQRS?(event-driven.io)
2 points by oskar_dudycz 6y ago|0 comments
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CQRS Facts and Myths Explained(event-driven.io)
1 points by oskar_dudycz 6y ago|0 comments
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Why Partial is an extremely useful TypeScript feature?(event-driven.io)
1 points by oskar_dudycz 6y ago|0 comments
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Saga and Process Manager – distributed processes in practice(event-driven.io)
1 points by oskar_dudycz 6y ago|0 comments