Sharing CQRS guidance by scaling it out

[Rinat Abdullin]

Hi folks,

Just a quick heads-up for people who are following Lokad.CQRS Sample Project (http://lokad.github.com/lokad-cqrs/)

I've just published a suggestion on how we could really push the project forward and help answer questions that people are asking. Project is based on practical things, but lacks in theory and detailed explanations (scaring a lot of people away)

Funnily enough, it about refactoring the collaboration model around the project to CQRS+ES as well.

http://abdullin.com/journal/2012/2/16/lets-scale-out-cqrs-sample-project.html

Does it make any sense and even seem possible?

Best regards,

Rinat

[ashic]

[i'm smelling some vodka here...]

On Feb 16, 5:56 pm, Rinat Abdullin <rinat.abdul...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Just a quick heads-up for people who are following Lokad.CQRS Sample
> Project (http://lokad.github.com/lokad-cqrs/)
>
> I've just published a suggestion on how we could really push the project
> forward and help answer questions that people are asking. Project is based
> on practical things, but lacks in theory and detailed explanations (scaring
> a lot of people away)
>
> Funnily enough, it about refactoring the collaboration model around the
> project to CQRS+ES as well.
>

> http://abdullin.com/journal/2012/2/16/lets-scale-out-cqrs-sample-proj...

[ShuriK]

I am not sure that it will work, but I sure that it has sense. Real
crazy but very interesting idea. I want try and contribute

[Rinat Abdullin]

Hi Folks,

Just an update: the crazy idea of CQRS Pocket Book has escaped to real world: http://cqrs.wikidot.com/

Some awesome people are already helping to import initial content in there.

Best,

Rinat

[Angel Java Lopez]

Great!

I cannot evaluate the level of compliance with CQRS, but I have some collected links that could be in Samples, and Videos wiki pages:

http://delicious.com/ajlopez/cqrs+example 

http://delicious.com/ajlopez/cqrs+video 

[Rinat Abdullin]

Hi,

Thank you for sharing! I will try to work through the links tonight.

BTW, CQRS Pocket Book resource does not even try to be "CQRS compliant" (Greg's Book or P&P CQRS will probably take this role), but rather to be lean and focus on core concepts and ideas that are needed to make project succeed, while sacrificing the rest to avoid brain overload :)

Best,

Rinat