Week 15, year 2022
- Service-Oriented Architecture vs Event-Driven Architecture - We all want useful and interesting content pushed to us. News alerts appear on our phones, message notifications appear on our desktops. We want to be kept up to date with events, not have to go looking for them. It’s so much easier when the relevant information is delivered to us. [Event Store blog]
- Dissecting AutoMapper Programming Horror - My AutoMapper search alerts brought me this gem this morning: "Hey... let's use automapper to generate passwords". This post illustrates basically all the wrong reasons to use AutoMapper. [Jimmy Bogard]
- Encapsulating EF Core Usage: New Pluralsight course - My new online training course about Encapsulating EF Core Usage went live. [Enterprise Craftsmanship]
- NoSQL and SQL - we might have a better solution for your Event Store! - One of the most frequently asked questions is how AxonIQ compares to other players such as NoSQL and SQL database vendors in the messaging and event store space. Users of the open-source Axon Framework often start with available database solutions to store data, messages, and events. In this blog, we share the results of recent tests performed by Digital Frontiers in Germany, one of our consulting partners. [AxonIQ Blog]
- Dissecting AutoMapper Programming Horror - My AutoMapper search alerts brought me this gem this morning: Hey... let's use automapper to generate passwords. This post illustrates basically all the wrong reasons to use AutoMapper. Here's the code minus the unimportant bits: public class RequestProfile : Profile { public RequestProfile() { CreateMap<Request, NewAccount> [Jimmy Bogard]