My #fsadvent post is up:
Functional Event Sourcing Decider
thinkbeforecoding.com/post/2021/12/1…
At last, a full length blog post about functional #eventsourcing
#fsharp
@sergey_tihon here it is.
This is a long post based on my upcoming book about Functional Event Sourcing. Not ETA yet, but I thought I still needed to publish something at some point. There is of course far more content in the book 😁
And there are probably more post that will follow

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