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Now our keynote by the wonderful Jessica Kerr @jessitron on "EventSourcing & Reality" 
@jessitron Scaling in time: "We have to make our software backwards compatible with ourselves" @jessitron #ESRC21
"To scale consistency we have to define a shared language, but it's not a natural language" @jessitron channeling DDD at #ESRC21
And on the Event Stage, "Data Modeling in an Event Centric World" by @clcondron
@CLCondron Condron's Law: "Any system with 5 or more interconnected degrees of freedom is incomprehensible" @CLCondron #ESRC
Now up: "Event Sourcing - what could possibly go wrong?" by @aludwikowski
"You, as developer, should not decide what's important or not to keep as data" - solid argumentation for eventsourcing by @aludwikowski at #ESRC21
People are posting Open Source & community EventSourcing projects and resources on our #ESRC21 Miro board, so check these out:
Occurrent, Event Sourcing Utilities for the JVM occurrent.org
Dolittle is an Open-source Decentralized, Distributed, Event-Driven, Microservice Platform built to harness the power of Events.
It provides a runtime as well as SDKs written for C# and TypeScript developers
dolittle.io
It provides a runtime as well as SDKs written for C# and TypeScript developers
dolittle.io
More experience reports: "Implementing Event sourcing at scale for card payments at Tesco" by Rajpal Singh Wilkhu #ESRC21
Now, "Event driven architecture & hyper-growth" A case study by @tbfangel and Brian Nielsen on building a bank! #ESCR21
We're returning now with "Event system evolution - A Scientific Study on Event Sourcing, Lessons from Industry" by @michielovereem at #ESRC21
The majority of interviewees use eventsourcing in combination with Domain-Driven Design. That will make our friends at @ddd_eu happy :-) @michielovereem #ESCR21
"Let's build the worst Event Sourcing system!" with @oskar_at_net
I challenge everyone to submit worse examples than Oskar :-)
I challenge everyone to submit worse examples than Oskar :-)
@oskar_at_net Ooh handling money with eventual consistency, that's going to make things worse for sure...
