Hi all !
To my understanding it means that creating a read model with information coming from several contexts is a bad idea.
Am I wrong in my interpretation of this statement ?
I don't see what are the potential drawbacks of creating a composed read model and I can think of some use cases where having one might be a huge benefit.
For instance when delivering an API we might want to display resources with data coming from several contexts. A composed read model will increase performance and help with potential search and filter features.
Thanks in advance for your feedback
Charles