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by privacyfornow 9y ago
We are going through a similar exercise but we avoided the approach of event driven CRUD and stuck to capturing customer's intent and an ability to read its side-effects as our de-facto API. Consider for instance an API to create and a
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by privacyfornow 9y ago
The claims here are factually accurate and helpful for people new to using event sourcing as a pattern. The pattern does lend itself very neatly to command query responsibility segregation with eventually consistent reads (except when readi
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by privacyfornow 9y ago
As a general rule and as someone who grew up extremely religious in Pakistan, I started making fun of mohammad at every opportunity I got but the sad reality is that he was not a very funny man and that was that. The reason Pakistan won&#x2
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by privacyfornow 9y ago
My recommendation is Vertx.io It is a very lightweight framework with support for most of the plumbing a developer might want without imposing its will on anyone. If you are not that worried about having a REST or HTTP or TCP front-end, LMA
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by privacyfornow 9y ago
I am working on auto generating clients with built in service subscription based discovery, shock absorbers and circuit breakers based on open api (swagger). We design our APIs with customer focus and therefore haven't run into some of
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by privacyfornow 9y ago
or sendfile() for that matter.
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by privacyfornow 10y ago
I think this is a piece of the pie. The thing to recognize that I think is just as important is that it is possible to state several common use cases (even synchronous microservices) as collections of append only immutable logs for system o
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by privacyfornow 10y ago
One way to understand CQRS is to realize that even the traditional model relies on CQRS underneath, it just so happens that the relational databases hide some of this behind a blocking wait on commit while a background thread reads and flus
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by privacyfornow 10y ago
I am of similar views. The feel of both performance and real keyboards/screens boosts my productivity significantly but I can see how others are able to get things done on a laptop.
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by privacyfornow 10y ago
This comment lacks context, however it isn't untrue. They view humans as automata that can be programmed to accept the views of the firms founder without questioning. On paper, questioning things is highly encouraged but in practice th
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by privacyfornow 10y ago
Meetup is my vector as well. I am organizing my first meetup on the topic of mechanical sympathy and low latency microservices with focus on low level details like dedicating cpu cores to interrupt request handlers, call routing within serv
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by privacyfornow 10y ago
The issue I have with it is not evident in your code but add another printf after the while and it becomes slightly more problematic: int i = 3; while (i--) { printf("%d, ", i); // What does this print?
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by privacyfornow 10y ago
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