Real-World Event Sourcing (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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The book implements handle_command/2 for :sub as follows:
def handle_command(%{value: val}, %{cmd: :sub, value: v}) do
%{event_type: :...
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EventStoreDB has disabled AtomPub since version 20, so the docker command on page 81 to run the database won’t allow access to the Stream...
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Real World Event Sourcing: typo, data elided for readability (p. 32)
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The paragraph on page 30 is printed twice.
You also shouldn’t use notifiers to trigger further internal processing. For
example, if so...
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Real World Event Sourcing: Page 105 of version 3 (PDF)
Inconsistent descriptions around whether Aggregates can process ...
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On page 27 it says the following which is misleading:
“In pure functional programming terms, input and output are consid...
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The second to last function clause in esintro/es_calc_v3.exs does not have a function body and is covered by the last fun...
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Page 19 of B1.0 calls get_balance/1. The module doesn’t define this function.
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Hello @autodidaddict, I think that “notifiers” near the end of this sentence:
As you’ve learned the building blocks in this first part ...
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The second sentence of the second paragraph of the Preface ends with “learning to my job again.” It should probably be “l...
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