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Is it possible to use REST API with CQRS? Of course! Resources can represent more than just Entities, they can be Commands and Queries.
We demonstrate how to build a RESTful API on top of CQRS systems. The result joins HTTP semantics and REST style with distributed computing concerns such as eventual consistency and concurrency.
If you wonder how to design API for your advanced systems, you are in the right place. In this article, I show that using the REST API with CQRS pattern, advanced business domains, Event Sourcing, and Microservices can be easily applied. And yes, REST API can be enough for your needs!
Project steering committees provide the organizational means to make decisions and solve problems. It takes only four steps to organize for committee success.
What is a steering committee? Discover how a steering committee can spark productivity, define clear milestones, and set your project team up for success.
Anybody can write code that will work for a few weeks or months, but what happens when that code is no longer your daily focus and the cobwebs of time start to sneak in? What if it's someone else'sâ¦
A GitHub Action for mirroring a repository to another repository - GitHub - pixta-dev/repository-mirroring-action: A GitHub Action for mirroring a repository to another repository
I just moved all my DNS things from GoDaddy to DNSimple. The reasons are self-evident; here’s the visual journey. The public face Danica Patrick: Model, racing driver who can go fast in circles and attractive promo face: Anthony Eden: Coder, open source contributor, founder of DNSimple and rocks
Simple collaboration from your desktop. Contribute to desktop/desktop development by creating an account on GitHub.
This repository walks through building an App Runner service and connecting it to resources that reside within a VPC, in private subnets. - GitHub - adamjkeller/apprunner-vpc-connector-demo: This repository walks through building an App Runner service and connecting it to resources that reside within a VPC, in private subnets.