DDD/CQRS

Hi there, Has anyone seen any use of JSON-LD as a way of annotating JSON API or message payloads -

We built a framework for CQRS and DDD even though Greg said not too. It's not too opinionated on

The scenarios are most "business like" at the web UI level, and least "business like

I think https://bian.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/BIAN-Semantic-API-Pactitioner-Guide-V8.1-FINAL.

Subscribe to the dynamoDb table's stream? On Sun, Aug 29, 2021, 2:55 PM nir.w...@gmail.com <

Hi Peter, This is such a great question I think. I can tell you how I did it (realvision.com), and

Also related: https://foreverframe.net/how-to-guarantee-username-uniqueness-with-cqrses/ On 17 Aug

I'm not using AWS, but maybe this is helpful anyway. We're currently running an event store

Yes, exactly as Harrison said. Its good idea to separate part with business logic and rich model from

Thanks. Even though I can't use MassTransit it has many ideas related to my story. It will help.

Hi Kurt You're looking at how a transactional /RDBS system with a company / Office table would

Thanks all for your input. This was very helpful. If anyone is interested I decided (for now) to

This answer was inadvertently helpful with a problem I'm having. Thanks. Kind regards, Ryan Marsh

You didnt say DDD or Event driven ? Start with CRUD master data services which should be simple and

> So the followup question becomes: why is this preferred over using a load balancer to those

I'm using this approach a lot and it's very easy to follow, especially with functional

Please note, I see now it's a ES related question, where my answer is not. On Wednesday, May 12,

Do you write purely functional code? Another question worth a discussion is ... how does analysis

what did google wave do? On Wed, Apr 28, 2021 at 7:12 PM Robert Mrobo <robertmrobo@gmail.com>

>Dont really understand what you mean by this , is it because your using an eventually

As far as the 'outbox' pattern is concerned there are architectural considerations. When we

"I think in an event-driven architecture the shape of the events ingested by a

At a glance stationconnector is not really an aggregate as i dont see it needing data options. Id

I looked at the difference between a saga and a process manager. But it looks like I haven't yet

http://www.bon-method.com/index_normal.htm

Hi Riana, > I can't see any cases where the command model have to use the query > model to

> My initial thought is that one should be able to model things happening slightly out of order

It took me too long, partially because I'm lazy and particularly because there is a pandemic

I can't really grasp what you are asking, so I think I leave the thread, but good luck. Erik

Hi, making HTTP calls is imho infrastructure concern. Use interfaces (contract) in your domain layer