This post is fourth experiment described in post “Experiment: 10 Different implementations of Aggregate“. Goal of this experiment was to remove single AggregateRoot and use functions instead. Reflections on this experiment Seeing the name “functional” I expected something different. Maybe use monads or something like this. Here we have some objects that are basic functions … Read more
This post is third experiment described in post “Experiment: 10 Different implementations of Aggregate“. Experiment 3 is passing sourced IssueState into Issue (AggregateRoot). Business logic is handled by Issue and Issue is emitting domain events. Reflections on this experiment This one seems to be overcomplicated for me. I guess the benefits are in processing events … Read more
This post is second experiment described in post “Experiment: 10 Different implementations of Aggregate“. This implementation assumed that aggregate is created from a projection of events. Aggregate is not aware of events or anything about event-sourcing. The responsibility of aggregate is to manipulate internal state and business logic. The interesting part for me is about … Read more
This post is first experiment described in post “Experiment: 10 Different implementations of Aggregate“. This is a classical and most used example of event-sourcing implementation (Greg Young’s CQRS example). It’s dependent on the framework cause of inheritance from the AggregatRoot base class. I like that it don’t have read methods, so all observability is based … Read more
