If you are doing CRUD in DDD ... "You are doing it wrong"
I am completely confused by your description ... I have also not used a 2pc transaction coordinator in well over a decade. Also you use the term "saga" which is correct in that what people are often doing here is not in…
I have actually written a book on this. Its not that hard to deal with. Dealing with it through ad-hoc "we will come up with something as we go along" can be a bit of a pain though. It is in fact fairly trivial to…
To be fair I have been talking about event sourcing for over a decade. The concepts have been around far longer than that. In fact most databases "event source" their own internal structures. There is however benefit to…
I might suggest reading https://doc.lagout.org/science/0_Computer%20Science/3_Theory... This is in general how floating point math works.
my answer above ^^ assumes we really want to remove it. compensating actions are generally the preferred option
I can see why your projects failed. That EventStore does not support you editing an event is not something that makes it "not production ready" it is in fact a feature that keeps you from doing stupid things. If you go…
If you are doing CRUD in DDD ... "You are doing it wrong"
I am completely confused by your description ... I have also not used a 2pc transaction coordinator in well over a decade. Also you use the term "saga" which is correct in that what people are often doing here is not in…
I have actually written a book on this. Its not that hard to deal with. Dealing with it through ad-hoc "we will come up with something as we go along" can be a bit of a pain though. It is in fact fairly trivial to…
To be fair I have been talking about event sourcing for over a decade. The concepts have been around far longer than that. In fact most databases "event source" their own internal structures. There is however benefit to…
I might suggest reading https://doc.lagout.org/science/0_Computer%20Science/3_Theory... This is in general how floating point math works.
my answer above ^^ assumes we really want to remove it. compensating actions are generally the preferred option
I can see why your projects failed. That EventStore does not support you editing an event is not something that makes it "not production ready" it is in fact a feature that keeps you from doing stupid things. If you go…