CQRS + Event Sourcing: (is it correct that) Commands are generally communicated point-to-point, while Domain Events are communicated through pub/sub?
I’m basically trying to wrap my head around the concept of CQRS and related concepts.
What is the significance of each paragraph of the GPL “copying permission statement”?
Part of the FSF’s instructions for placing a program under the GPL is including the following “copying permission statement” at the top of your file, under the copyright notice:
Explanation on how “Tell, Don’t Ask” is considered good OO
This blogpost was posted on Hacker News with several upvotes. Coming from C++, most of these examples seem to go against what I’ve been taught.
Issues Tracker for both developers and end users [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
How can I write a set of functions that can be invoked from (almost) any programming language?
I’d like to find a way to write an API that can be accessed from any other programming language via language bindings (or some other framework). Is it possible to do this? If so, which programming language would be the most suitable for writing a “cross-language” API? My goal is to create a single set of functions that I can access from any programming language that I’m working with, so that I won’t need to manually re-write the entire API in each language.
Handling fast growing multi-function services
My team has been developing a web business application for more than a year. It started quite small, but now it is growing bigger and bigger. I think it’s time for refactoring.
Scoring/analysis of Subjective testing for skills assessment [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Appropriate data structure for deeply nested data?
I can’t figure out what would be an appropriate data structure for my problem. I need to write a script that will count some events. Input is a list of events (thousands of them). Each event is an object with following attributes:
Why is it preferred to write a commit message in present tense/imperative mood? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Version control comments – past or present tense [closed] (11 answers) Closed 10 years ago. I often read/overhear that good commit messages should be written in present tense or to use imperative mood when describing the change eg. Fix xyz instead of Fixed xyz. What are the advantages of […]
Adapting parts of an open-source project for my own use
I’m in the process of coding a game and almost done with the game mechanics to the point where it’s pretty playable. I later discovered an open source version of the kind of game I’m making with the same mechanics, whereas I coded mine from scratch.