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Week 50, year 2021

  • 20.10.5 Release Notes - We are pleased to announce the official release of EventStoreDB OSS & Commercial version 20.10.5 long-term support (LTS). This is a patch release that contains important fixes and changes from the 21.10.0 LTS release. This LTS release will continue to be supported until October 2022. Read more about our versioning strategy here. [Event Store blog]
  • A tech landscape and current climate sensing tool - Your own Tech Radar - Andrew's fourth supporting element for the Advice Process is using a tech radar to capture and map out your local version of the technology trends you see across your organization. more… [Martin Fowler]
  • Designing Netflix - This is a guest post by Ankit Sirmorya. Ankit is working as a Machine Learning Lead/Sr. Machine Learning Engineer at Amazon and has led several machine-learning initiatives across the Amazon ecosystem. Ankit has been working on applying machine learning to solve ambiguous business problems and improve customer experience. For instance, he created a platform for experimenting with different hypotheses on Amazon product pages using reinforcement learning techniques. Currently, he is in the Alexa Shopping organization where he is developing machine-learning-based solutions to send personalized reorder hints to customers for improving their experience. [High Scalability]
  • Treat integration as strategic to your business - Brandon finishes his article on how we should look at integration by arguing that it is a strategic element of an enterprise's infrastructure. You can buy the best products in the world but "none of it will make you competitive in a digital world if you continue to treat integration as a tactical nuisance to overcome so you take advantage of those new systems." more… [Martin Fowler]
  • CQRS is simpler than you think with .NET 6 and C# 10 - .NET and CQRS are well known for the high ceremony and enterprise feeling. You should treat that as superstition. Let me tell you why. CQRS… [Event-Driven by Oskar Dudycz]
  • How the advice process works in practice - Andrew finishes his article on how to scale software architecture by looking at how this technique works in practice, and also outlines how things can go wrong. more… [Martin Fowler]
  • How to Assert Database State? - Today, we’ll discuss a question that relates to my Unit Testing book: how to assert the state of the database? [Enterprise Craftsmanship]
  • Too Much Salt? - Practiced speakers and writers know that good examples rarely tell the whole story. Instead they shape their narratives to make the big ideas stand out. Stories are bent ever so slightly, plot details are pared down, leaving space for emphasis … Continue reading → [The Responsible Designer]
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