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In Axon's 10 year history (you’ve read that right, it turned 10 in January 2020!) we have striven to take all received feedback to keep improving the look and feel. Not only usability for developers...
Posts by: Steven van Beelen
Lead Developer - Axon Framework. Steven has a keen interest in Axon Framework and how it approaches software architecture. He helps small and large clients build Axon applications, provides training, develops the framework and is active in the Axon community. Broader interests include domain driven design, messaging patterns and event sourcing.
In this episode I spoke with Andy Whitaker, a software developer who has been working with various teams in the past years in evolving monolith legacy systems into microservices. Andy discovered Axon...
In this episode I spoke with my colleague and Axon Framework’s lead developer, Steven van Beelen. We discussed how exceptions are handled in Axon Framework, and whether or not the framework provides...
Event Replay & Processing
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In this episode, we discuss the hardest part of any project: getting started. Tasks such as creating the structure for various project artifacts, creating a build file, determining maven coordinates,...
In this episode I spoke with my colleague and Axon Framework's lead developer, Steven van Beelen about message versioning and how it can be achieved through Axon Framework. This process is done...
In this episode I spoke with Steven van Beelen about Command, Event, and Query Handling. Steven went over a short explanation of what CQRS is, before delving into the topics of: Command, Event,...
The Practical Road towards CQRS and Event Sourcing 3 May 16:00 - 16:50 Room C4 The terms ‘Command Query Responsibility Separation (CQRS)’ and ‘Event Sourcing (ES)’ pop up often these days. But have...
The Practical Road towards CQRS and Event Sourcing 3 May 16:00 - 16:50 Room C4 The terms ‘Command Query Responsibility Separation (CQRS)’ and ‘Event Sourcing (ES)’ pop up often these days. But have...