Milan Jovanovićmilanjovanovic.hashnode.dev·Oct 21, 2023CQRS Pattern With MediatRToday I want to show you how to use the CQRS pattern to build fast and scalable applications. The CQRS pattern separates the writes and reads in the application. This separation can be logical or physical and has many benefits: Complexity management...Discuss#CQRS
Joshua Akosadevwithjosh.com·Oct 11, 2023CQRS and Event Sourcing In C# .NET (Part 2)Introduction to Event Sourcing In part one of this series, we explored CQRS. This article continues from where we stopped in part one (CQRS and Event Sourcing in C# .NET (Part 1)) and builds upon the code developed there. Kindly go through part one, ...Discuss·20 likes·75 readsDistributed ArchitectureC#
Joshua ParkerProblog.codefyphp.com·Oct 2, 2023An Introduction to CodefyPHP: A Domain-Driven FrameworkWhat is CodefyPHP? You might not have heard of a new framework that was released a few weeks ago called CodefyPHP. The framework was created specifically for one of my legacy projects that needs refactoring and would benefit from Domain-Driven Design...Discuss·51 reads#Domain-Driven-Design
Joshua Akosadevwithjosh.com·Sep 28, 2023CQRS and Event Sourcing in C# .NET (Part 1)Introduction Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) and Event Sourcing are two architectural patterns often used in designing complex software systems, particularly in distributed and event-driven systems. In this article, we are exploring t...Discuss·31 likes·281 readsDistributed Architecture#CQRS
bitcodrbitcodr.dev·Aug 27, 2023Implement a Java application with Domain Driven Design and CQRS patternToday I provide you with a simplified example of a Java application that incorporates Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles and the Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern. Please note that this example will be quite basic to fit in t...Discuss·1 likeDDD
Francesc Travesablog.cesc.cool·Aug 11, 2023BFF and CQRSMy idol Sam Newman goes all in for BFF pattern, explained here and also better in his book and warns for the developer cognitive overhead of CQRS. I've heard the same about Event Sourcing, on Event Driven architecture talks, do it only when necessary...Discuss#CQRS
Francesc Travesablog.cesc.cool·Mar 29, 2023User service with CQRS + ES example in Rust (Part 3)In this part we will have a break of ES and focus on modeling the domain and building the hexagonal architecture. If you want to do real DDD, there's no going around modeling the domain. It's a necessary task and one of my favorites. Remember there i...Discuss·10 likes·72 readsDevelop with me#CQRS
Jhonatan Oliveirablog.jhonatanoliveira.dev·Jan 15, 2023Applying CQRS and Mediator in Asp.Net CoreThis blog post will discuss CQRS and Mediator patterns and apply them in an Asp.Net Core application. What is CQS? CQS is a design pattern, and the acronym stands for Command Query Separation. It states that every method should either be a command th...Discuss·1.2K reads#CQRS
Francesc Travesablog.cesc.cool·Dec 11, 2022User service with CQRS + ES example in Rust (Part 2)It's not 100% finished and there are many things to polish. Especially taking into account my beginner level of Rust, but let me start by explaining a little bit about how it all works. Let's remember first the requirements from the previous blog pos...Discuss·2 likes·119 readsDevelop with meRust
Francesc Travesablog.cesc.cool·Sep 26, 2022User service with CQRS + ES example in Rust (Part 1)I am going to show you a possible approach to Event Sourcing and CQRS with rust. This is a service that I am going to use in an ecosystem of services for my personal project. This service will deal only with identity. The one and only requisite at th...Discuss·1 like·107 readsDevelop with meRust
