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95: Frank de Jonge - Implementing Event Sourcing
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Implementing Event Sourcing
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95: Frank de Jonge - Implementing Event Sourcing
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August 15, 2018 •
Episode 95
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By Adam Wathan
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In this episode, Adam continues his event sourcing discussion with Frank de Jonge from episode 85, going deep into how to actually implement event sourcing using Frank's library EventSauce.
Episode Details
In this episode, Adam continues his event sourcing discussion with Frank de Jonge from episode 85, going deep into how to actually implement event sourcing using Frank's library EventSauce.
Show Notes
Topics include:
- How to fetch and reconstitute an aggregate from its events
- Using generators to make it easy to transform event streams
- What it looks like to apply an event to an aggregate
- How to create events and what they look like
- Implementing a message repository for fetching events from storage
- How to raise events from inside your aggregates
- How to persist aggregates at the end of a request
- What it looks like to insert new events into storage
- Dispatching events to consumers to produce side effects
- Using event consumers to create and update projections
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Links:
- Full Stack Radio #85
- EventSauce, Frank's event sourcing library
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A podcast for developers interested in building great software products. Every episode, Adam Wathan is joined by a guest to talk about everything from product design and user experience to unit testing and system administration.
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