CQRSInfo.com

[Greg Young]

Due to popular demand I put up a website with some information
(including 6:30:00 of video content and about 70-80 pages of written
content).

There is also a blog where if you send me your posts on the subject I
will link to them so we can have an RSS feed that aggregates content
for people that are interested.

If you post a lot you will end up on the blog roll :)

its at http://cqrsinfo.com

Cheers,

Greg
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[Luis Abreu]

this is great!

Thanks!

PS: I'm still waiting for the book release :)

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[Greg Young]

There will be an announcement regarding that coming soon.

[Luis Abreu]

> There will be an announcement regarding that coming soon.>

You've said that the last time (a couple of months back) :)

but ok, I'll just have to wait, won't i?

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[Greg Young]

If you have content on your blog please email me off list and I will
back fill links as well.

Cheers,

Greg

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[Carl Hörberg]

A CQRS example in Ruby: http://github.com/cavalle/banksimplistic

[Carl Hörberg]

btw, those SnapShot link overlays are quite annoying.. =/ 

[Greg Young]

You can disable them (I did :))

[Carl Hörberg]

"Disable for all sites" sweet :) 

[Tom Janssens]

No idea if it's up to standards, but here is another CQRS demo:
http://github.com/ToJans/CQRSNode
It is about positive number which you can increase/decrease...

Extras :
- a gherkin style script & context for doing BDD
- a Node.js like thing/webserver POC - currently synchronous, but it
could easily be made asynchronous

On 8 sep, 13:17, Carl Hörberg <carl.hoerb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A CQRS example in Ruby:http://github.com/cavalle/banksimplistic
>

[Matthieu Guyonnet-Duluc]

It would be nice to have a section with some "best of" threads of the
DDD/CQRS groups (a kind of FAQ on recurrent themes like BC,
AggregateRoot ...). Like this one :
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/domaindrivendesign/message/19093

Matthieu

[Rinat Abdullin]

Matthieu,

That was an interesting discussion to read through. Thank you for mentioning it!

If there are others like this one hidden in the yahoo group, having
"fav/FAQ" links would be terrific.

Best regards,
Rinat

[Carl Hörberg]

@greg sorry i wasn't more clear earlier, but the ruby cqrs example isn't made by me =/  

[Greg Young]

Ah sorry I will update.

[Jeppe Cramon]

Hi Greg

Thanks for creating this site - it's highly appreciated :)

Regarding the video, there isn't a Download link on the Viddler page.
Could you change the settings so it can be downloaded?

Thanks in advance :)

/Jeppe

On Wed, 08 Sep 2010 12:52:03 +0200, Greg Young <gregor...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Due to popular demand I put up a website with some information
> (including 6:30:00 of video content and about 70-80 pages of written
> content).
>
> There is also a blog where if you send me your posts on the subject I
> will link to them so we can have an RSS feed that aggregates content
> for people that are interested.
>
> If you post a lot you will end up on the blog roll :)
>
> its at http://cqrsinfo.com
>
> Cheers,
>
> Greg

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/Jeppe

[John Downey]

If you log in on Viddler a link appears below the video so you can
download the .flv or the originally uploaded file.

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[Jeppe Cramon]

Hi John

Thanks for pointing that out - didn't think that logging was required (the
online help didn't state that either)... :)

/Jeppe

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