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What I learned since last time A while ago I wrote about Generating Read Models with Event Sourcing where I suggest adding derived properties to the persisted domain events also known as Enriched Events. Since writing that post, I have been using this approach. However, over time I found that this was not the solution I was hoping for. In…
Daniel LittleEvent sourcing is a very powerful tool that allows you to capture information you didn't even know you wanted. One of the things you usually find yourself doing when event sourcing is applying the principle of CQRS. CQRS effectively splits your application into two parts, a read side for queries and a write side for commands. These two si…
Daniel LittleI've talked about what Domain Driven Design is and what kind of benefits you can expect from it. The next concept to explore is what the implementation looks like. I'll be focusing on the architecture of such a system more than how to model a domain, which Eric Evans covers in his book. The domain in DDD contains all the business logic in…
Daniel LittleIn 2004, Erick Evans coined the term Domain Driven Design in his book also called Domain Driven Design. Since then there has been lots of talk about using Domain Driven Design to tackle high complexity business problems, but what about everyday development. Just like all software there are tradeoffs. The difference between projects not co…
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