Commanded v0.10 includes support for Greg Young’s Event Store, in addition to the existing PostgreSQL-based Elixir EventStore. This article describes how an Elixir behaviour and adapter approach was used to support multiple event stores.
Full slides for the talk I gave at Dev South Coast today.
Crowdsourcing product mentions, applying sentiment analysis, and scoring to find the best resources to Start learning Elixir. A real-world example of building a computational parallel pipeline using Flow.
Case study describing how Segment Challenge was built following a Command Query Responsibility Segregation and event sourcing pattern.
Request/response recorder for rapid test-driven development when accessing external web services.
Replace string concatenation and interpolation with IO lists to improve performance.
Integrating React and Redux with the Phoenix web framework.
Using D3.js with React.js for reusable charts.
Using the Pipes and Filters architectural pattern for complex processing within Node.js applications.
Command handling middleware for CQRS application.
ASP.NET MVC web application for sharing links that demonstrates using CQRS with event-sourcing.
Build functional domain models using event-sourcing.
CQRS event store using PostgreSQL as the underlying storage engine.
C# port of the Ruby Faker gem.
Jekyll + lunr.js = static websites with powerful full-text, client-side search using only JavaScript.
Node.js command-line tool to facilitate data entry into a Ledger file.
REST web service to access the Ledger command-line interface.
Web front-end to graphically view a Ledger data file.
Node.js library to access the Ledger command-line interface.
Node.js library to divide a larger processing task into a sequence of smaller, independent processing steps (filters) that are connected by channels (pipes).
Use the RCQRS library in your Rails web app.
Ruby CQRS and event-sourcing library.
Elixir wrapper for the Strava API.
Rules Engine written in TypeScript implementing the Rete algorithm.
An introduction to implementing the Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) architecture in Elixir applications.
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