Week 43, year 2017
- Pre-orders open for my new ebook! - This is just a post to let any of my RSS feed readers know about my new book: Event Sourcing and CQRS with .NET Core and SQL Server. I’ll be sharing a lot more info via my mailing list including discount codes and launch dates, so make sure you sign up below so you don’t miss out! [Nick Chamberlain on Nick Chamberlain]
- An easy way to test your projections - We have developed an online tool to make it easy for you to test your projection definitions and make sure they behave as you expect [Serialized development blog]
- DDD Weekly: Issue #47 - Event Sourced Aggregates Part 1: Outline of a typical implementation [blog] Christian Horsdal Gammelgaard. This is the first post in a series of posts that takes its offset in a design problem I’ve encountered repeatedly with event sourced aggregates: They grow every time a feature is added. Nothing (almost) is removed from them, so over time they grow very big and gnarly. Why does this happen? Because typical implementations of event sourced aggregates violate the Open/Closed principle. [DDD Weekly]
- Unit testing private methods - I’m starting a new series about unit testing anti-patterns. This post is the first article in that series. When it comes to unit testing, one of the most commonly asked questions is: how to test a private method? [Enterprise Craftsmanship]