Event Sourcing
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F# library for serializing events in event-sourcing systems with version-tolerant converters for System.Text.Json and Newtonsoft.Json.
Documentation and resources for the DDD-CQRS-ES Discord community, which migrated from Slack.
An event sourcing implementation sample in F# demonstrating domain-driven design patterns.
A .NET library suite for implementing CQRS and Event Sourcing with Domain-Driven Design principles.
Yet another Event Sourcing experiment. A project exploring Vert.x to develop Event Sourcing / CQRS applications.
A stateless message-driven micro-framework for Swift implementing unidirectional data flow with commands, handlers, and reactions.
A Go library for building event-driven and event streaming applications with support for event sourcing, RPC over messages, and SAGA patterns.
A Python framework for building event-driven distributed systems using CQRS, sagas, and transactional outbox patterns.
A Scala-Akka demo implementing CQRS and Event Sourcing patterns for a coffee machine user preference backend.
A Common Lisp library built around explicit execution traces for logging, tracing, testing, and persistence.
.NET framework implementing Domain-Driven Design, Command Query Responsibility Segregation, and Event Sourcing patterns.
Visual Studio IDE template and plugin for rapidly building CQRS/Event Sourcing applications on Windows Azure.
Automatic data change tracking for Supabase JS, enabling audit trails and time travel querying with application context.
An opinionated Java library for implementing event-sourced aggregates using plain Java objects.
Change data capture from PostgreSQL into Kafka using logical decoding, enabling real-time data streaming.
A .NET library for event-driven communication between Command and Query services with support for multiple databases.
A Go boilerplate implementing Domain-Driven Design, CQRS, and Event Sourcing patterns for Azure Functions.
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