• Axon Server Release 2023.2 - We're thrilled to announce the release of Axon Server Release 2023.2! This release brings you a range of new and highlighted features that will enhance your experience with Axon Server, primarily in terms of stability and long-term support. [AxonIQ Blog]
• Spooky: Platform Strategy Awakens - What better day to launch The Grim Wrapper than Halloween? [The Architect Elevator]
• Metrics in EventStoreDB 23.10 - In EventStoreDB v23.6 we made it much easier to collect and process key metrics from the server. This feature is now supported in the EventStoreDB v23.10 LTS release. [Event Store blog]
• Security Updates in Event Store 23.10.0 - EventStoreDB 23.10.0 builds on the security changes introduced in 23.6.0. The security highlights in this version are: Allow using a Wildcard for CertificateReservedCommonName Default Admin and Ops passwords Disable Anonymous Access by default FIPS commercial plugin [Event Store blog]
• 23.10.0 Release Notes - We are excited to introduce EventStoreDB version 23.10.0 LTS, available for both OSS & Commercial users, and supported through to October 2025. The full changelog is available and for upgrade assistance or support inquiries, please get in touch. [Event Store blog]
• Headless Component: a pattern for composing React UIs - As React UI controls become more sophisticated, complex logic can get intertwined with the visual representation. This makes it hard to reason about the behavior of the component, hard to test it, and necessary to build similar components that need a different look. Juntao Qiu tackles this by using a Headless Component, which extracts all non-visual logic and state management, separating the brain of a component from its looks. [Martin Fowler]
• Current thoughts on social media - It's now been a year since The Muskover, what does my use of social media look like now, both as a reader and a writer? [Martin Fowler]
• Anti-patterns in event modelling - Clickbait event - Doctors Hate Her! Discover the Simple Trick to Lose Weight Overnight! This One Weird Trick Can Save You Hundreds on Your Energy Bills! The… [Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz]

Permalink | From 30 October 2023 to 05 November 2023 | Last updated on: Sun, 5 Nov 2023 14:06:44 GMT

• Women in IT - I used to play football. I wasn’t talented, but still, I loved it. Football is a team sport, and playing is not the only essential part of… [Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz]

Permalink | From 23 October 2023 to 29 October 2023 | Last updated on: Fri, 27 Oct 2023 22:06:35 GMT

• Meetups, talks & a plushie mascot: our time at QCon San Francisco - Last week, the Event Store team made their way to the golden city for QCon - a conference geared towards senior Software professionals looking for technical content on design, best practices & emerging tech. Here’s what we got up to. [Event Store blog]
• Announcement: Sunsetting EventStoreDB TCP-based client protocol - We're excited to share some important news regarding the evolution of EventStoreDB and its supported client protocols. [Event Store blog]
• Empowering Rust Application Development with Axon Synapse - Introduction Last year, we introduced Axon Synapse: the streamlined solution for leveraging Axon Server. Axon Synapse offers JSON over HTTP support, simplifies state management, and our upcoming clustered version ensures high availability by synchronizing state through Axon Server. Developers gain a robust and efficient solution by seamlessly combining applications that connect via Axon Synapse and Axon Framework applications that connect directly to Axon Server. With Axon Framework applications commonly built using Spring Boot, the hassle of configuring necessary components is conveniently handled automatically. In this project, we demonstrate the integration of a Java application with a JavaScript application. We refer to the axon-rust repository to showcase a use case without involving an Axon Framework application, which provides a generated client and two demo projects in Rust. [AxonIQ Blog]
• In the defence of Object-Relational Mappers - I’m happy I didn’t have to use Object-Relational Mapping tools in the last few years. They’re solutions to some set of problems, but those… [Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz]

Permalink | From 16 October 2023 to 22 October 2023 | Last updated on: Sun, 22 Oct 2023 14:06:34 GMT

• 22.10.3 Release Notes - We are pleased to announce the official patch release of EventStoreDB OSS & Commercial version 22.10.3 LTS. This is a patch to the 22.10 LTS release, which will be supported until October 2024. Read more about our versioning strategy. [Event Store blog]
• Event Store at DDD Taiwan Conference 2023 - The DDD Taiwan Conference 2023 was held at the National Taiwan University in Taipei City between 16th-17th September. Event Store was proud to be a silver sponsor this year and we are hoping we can support the strong DDD Taiwan and Asia community. [Event Store blog]
• Event Store with the DDD community : A recap of KanDDDinsky - We were thrilled to be back at KanDDDinsky, Germany's premier Domain-Driven Design conference, as exhibitors last week. It was an incredible opportunity for us to showcase Event Store and connect with the attendees. Let's delve into the exciting highlights of our experience. [Event Store blog]
• Internal and external events, or how to design event-driven API - One of the things that we’re learning too late in the Event-Driven approach is that we should have been splitting events into internal and… [Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz]

Permalink | From 09 October 2023 to 15 October 2023 | Last updated on: Mon, 16 Oct 2023 14:06:33 GMT

• The 3 superpowers of EventStoreDB - As a state-transition database, EventStoreDB can bring you and your team a wealth of benefits to simplify problem solving and help your business get more out of its data. [Event Store blog]
• Simplify event-driven architecture: The case for Axon Server over MongoDB for your event store - Often, when architects and engineers are investigating new patterns, frameworks, or technologies, they look to find the quickest way to get up and running to demonstrate business value. So when one of these frameworks depends on a piece of infrastructure (database, middleware, etc.) to help keep the project moving, there’s a tendency to want to reach for what’s familiar or what appears to be the “easy” path. But making the quick decision to use what’s “easy” can, at times, lead to more complexity down the road. [AxonIQ Blog]
• Tales from the .NET Migration Trenches - Our First Views - Posts in this series: Intro Cataloging Empty Proxy Shared Library Our First Controller Migrating Initial Business Logic Our First Views Session State Hangfire Authentication Middleware Turning Off the Lights Back when we looked at our first controller, we tried out the "automatic" migration and the controllers migrated just [Jimmy Bogard]
• How to design software architecture pragmatically - I’ve run numerous workshops in recent years. It’s intriguing to see different ways people solve the same problem. Some start from general… [Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz]

Permalink | From 02 October 2023 to 08 October 2023 | Last updated on: Wed, 11 Sep 2024 14:36:58 GMT