brennan

brennan

Are there any good resources of using CQRS/EventSourcing in an Elixir/Phoenix application?

Are there any good resources of using CQRS/EventSourcing in an Elixir/Phoenix application?

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brentjanderson

brentjanderson

You want to check out Commanded and run through its resources for sure. I would strongly encourage building a toy app with it to get the feel for it. That exercise is precisely what helped me “get” event sourcing.

brennan

brennan

Thank you for these! :slight_smile:

pablodavila

pablodavila

I found this book by the creator of Commanded. Sadly it does seem like it’s incomplete (last updated in 2019). Might be a good resource? The repo seems to be updated.

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