Ruby Loves DDD (Part 6)
We are almost at the end of our tour. In the last post we analysed what happens when a command is executed, we learnt that the events are collected in ...
We are almost at the end of our tour. In the last post we analysed what happens when a command is executed, we learnt that the events are collected in ...
Going back to the handler. We saw in a previous post how the repository recreates the aggregate state re-executing the events. Now that we have the aggregate reference we can ...
In the last post we saw how it is implemented a command handler and how it interacts with the aggregate. ...
Today we launched our new company web site. You can view it here: http://codiceplastico.com. We are very happy to show the world our new image and to spread our new ...
Months ago, while digging inside the ASP.NET WebAPI I collected a lot of material and I decided to write a small book about the topics. I contacted Syncfusion beacause I ...
In the last year Functional Programming is the topic that devs are talking about. Many functional languages are becoming popular (Scala, F#, Clojure, Elixir and someone is starting to say ...