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A rough mapping of a CQRS Implementation through a Sequence Diagram
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REA_ANDREW
So I am currently looking at an example application implementing CQRS by Mark Nijhof . You can find and check out the example application at github, http://github.com/MarkNijhof/Fohjin This for me is a real example of where reading code improves...
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CQRS and Replaying state events from a snapshot
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REA_ANDREW
Still reading the blog posts from Greg Young and derived works and one of the points which I have just got my head through is the scenario where you may have 100,000 + events for a particular object. Basically, to obtain the state for said object you...
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Having a think about CQRS and Eventual Consistency
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REA_ANDREW
I have been watching and reading a few blogs and videos recently from various sources including Udi Dahan and Greg young and other blogs which have been based on those works. I am getting my head around CQRS and the different way of thinking which...
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