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Domain EDA can highly speed up implementing new features
Faster time-to-market. Implementing Domain EDA will highly reduce time to implement new features and functionalities. There will be no need for point to point integration. The producers of events do...
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Domain EDA enables you to do efficient Complex Event Processing
For example, let’s say that we have a need to know in real time when a user spends 500 euros on our e-shop. To fulfil the need, the only thing we need to do is to build a Complex Event Processing (CEP)...
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Domain EDA will help you to implement Business Process Management like it should
The Business Process Management is more quick and more easy to set up since the processes can be started by domain’s events. In the above example, immediately when a user has spent 500 Euros, a...
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Domain EDA is the key to real time Business Activity Monitoring
How are we doing today? What’s going on in our systems? Is the latest marketing campaign we launched this morning showing any sign of success? Similar questions are asked in companies multiple times a...
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The Valuable Benefits of Domain EDA
Implementing Domain Event Driven Architecture (Domain EDA) will bring multiple advantages. It will allow us to create high performance, highly scalable, “real-time” systems. This is due the Domain EDA...
View ArticleBe professional, do unit tests
Let us see the hands of developers who are practising Test Driven Development or at least does unit tests before the code is delivered? We have been asking the above question in different conferences,...
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I still regularly have to defend and sometimes even “fight” for unit tests. Sadly most of the developers and managers do not get the value of the unit tests but sees them as a burden instead. Some of...
View ArticleNot maybe a Pirate but a Forty-niner
“During the The California Gold Rush (1848–1855) the gold-seekers were called ‘Forty-niners’ (as a reference to 1849)” During the Halloween, I read a good blog posts by Michael Arrington about the...
View ArticleTo Go Fast, Do We Need to Do It Always Well?
Have you ever been significantly slowed down by “Bad Code”? I have. And probably at least once a month. I know bad code will slow projects down, I have seen it slow projects down – So why do I still...
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Example – Pushing events to an web app
This blog post is a quick walk-through of this demo. The demo is very simple. When a web page is opened an anonymous XMPP connection is created. You can open another window and send events between the...
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