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Monthly Archives: July 2010
DDD/CQRS/Event Sourcing List
I know there is a large subset that reads this blog and/or follows me on twitter and/or is on the ddd list but for those who are not in those sets. In hope of bringing the DDD list back to … Continue reading
Posted in CQRS, DDD, Event Sourcing
9 Comments
TDD and Dbc
I was just reading Patrick Smachia’s great post on High Test Coverage and I have to say I agree nearly 100%. I have a presentation up from a few years ago that covers some of the relations between TDD and … Continue reading
Posted in dbc, TDD
3 Comments
Retrospective from online course
As some of you may know though I did not announce it on my blog I ran an online course yesterday for the first time. The class was full day and about the evolution involved with CQRS and Event … Continue reading
Posted in course, retrospective
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Challenge: Breaking Your Brain About Storage
The other day I was talking with Kyle Baley on twitter and I gave an example of how it is possible to store “highly critical” data only in memory. I mentioned to him a similar problem, here it is. … Continue reading
Posted in challenge, storage
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A Different Frame of Reference
Writing this in the Web UI which kind of sucks because I have not found a good blogging utility in unix yet. I kinda miss livewriter. One of the biggest advantages of using Event Sourcing with CQRS is that … Continue reading
Posted in DDD, Event Sourcing, Testing
14 Comments
Command Handlers and the Domain Model
Couldn’t sleep on the train from Oslo to Bergen so I decided to start writing a bit. Correction, the train is stuck now in a tiny little town about two hours from Bergen, have to say, a beautiful spot to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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