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First, you should read the events you're interested in. Using the read API of #RailsEventStore it's quite simple:
Did you know you can achieve an audit log with #RailsEventStore quickly, today? blog.arkency.com/how-to-get-aud…
I've just updated my post about composable #RSpec matchers by adding one more example blog.arkency.com/composable-rsp… #RailsEventStore
I was getting this error using #railseventstore after gem update: "TypeError: no implicit conversion of Hash into String" I had missed (or its not clear) that the async event data has to be dispatched via "serialize"
Looking for inspirations how to improve this #RailsEventStore method/class github.com/RailsEventStor…
Working on #RailsEventStore dispatchers? There have been some changes there recently to encourage composition (github.com/RailsEventStor…)
Today at 10 am we're dropping another episode. We'll show you how you can transfer a diagram from miro board to actual model that is event sourced. #eventsourcing #railseventstore #rails #dontloseyourdata
In this video we did an introduction to EventSourcing and explained how it differs from snapshot approach. Also, we talked about temporal tables vs EventSourcing approach and why one could be better than the other. We'll appreciate feedback! #eventsourcing @RailsEventStore
Realized your model needs simplification but unsure how to handle events in its stream? Upcasting might just be the answer you're looking for! 🔄💡 blog.arkency.com/upcasting-even… #RailsEventStore #EventSourcing #DomainDrivenDesign @RailsEventStore
Embracing my friend's golden advice: A good presentation mirrors a crisp commit message—no room for the "and" word! 🚀 Dive into the realm of #RailsEventStore and Cashflow Management use cases. 🌐💸 #TechTalks #Rails #EventSourcing
Maintaining Open Source EventStore gives a lot of satisfaction, but it is not an easy job. Aside from development, context switching between it and client projects, there’s a lot of expectations to manage from it’s users and your colleagues: buff.ly/3SdAmJt with @lreszke
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Working with EventStore in Cashflow management system - Łukasz Reszke...
Pssst, hey, kid, wanna new #RailsEventStore? 2.11.0 is out! – PreserveTypes transformation is reliable when stored data shape is different than its original – You can use OpenStruct for data and metadata OOTB if you're running JSONClient – Details: github.com/RailsEventStor…
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Release v2.11.0 · RailsEventStore/rails_event_store
RubyEventStore Fix: Restoring original type with PreserveTypes won't break when stored data shape is different than original one. This change also allows using OpenStruct for data and metadata...
#RailsEventStore 2.10 is out! In the new version you'll find support for #mysql json columns for event data and metadata. Also, `JSONClient` has been fixed and now handles the mapper argument correctly. Read more at github.com/RailsEventStor…
Serializing data with JSON can lead to loss of information about original data types. Unless they are: string, number, boolean, null or structured types like object or array. Why this was a challenge in #RailsEventStore and how we’ve faced it: blog.arkency.com/first-class-js…
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First class json(b) handling in Rails Event Store
First class json(b) handling in Rails Event Store
In the blog post, I prepared an example of how to replay events to handle a newly implemented process of sending Christmas cards to customers who meet certain business criteria. blog.arkency.com/replaying-even… #RailsEventStore #rails
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Replaying events in RailsEventStore
Replaying events in RailsEventStore
First, you should read the events you're interested in. Using the read API of #RailsEventStore it's quite simple:
Want to install and configure #RailsEventStore in your existing #Rails application? We got you covered: asciinema.org/a/554180
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Installing RailsEventStore in existing Rails app
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Creating #Rails app with preconfigured #RailsEventStore on board is a no–brainer: asciinema.org/a/554171
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Create new Rails app with RailsEventStore on board
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Nobody expected #RailsEventStore 2.9.0! Setup can be hard for newcomers, we decided to make it easier than ever by: – giving railseventstore.org/new magic skills – tailoring RailsEventStore::JSONClient for PgSQL with json(b) – refereshing install docs railseventstore.org/docs/v2/instal…
🎉 #RailsEventStore 2.8.0 is here! * BC generator provides test requires for minitest * Reading events of a stream, without filtering, is now quicker * Fixed ordering of bi-temporal events by valid_at timestamp * Possibility to declare stored type for PreserveTypes transformation
Tired of reading logs to figure out what happened in your rails application? Using RailsEventStore + EventSourcing in important parts of it makes it easier for you to debug blog.arkency.com/effortless-deb… #rails #railseventstore #eventsourcing
Probably you didn’t know about this helpful @RailsEventStore feature: blog.arkency.com/effortless-deb… #RailsEventStore #rails
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Effortless debugging with those 4 linking classes from RailsEventStore
Effortless debugging with those 4 linking classes from RailsEventStore
🎉 #RailsEventStore 2.7.0 is here! * RubyEventStore::ActiveRecord replaces RailsEvenStoreActiveRecord, it also generates migrations and runs them without #Rails * AggregateRoot::SnapshotRepository is here! * RubyEventStore::Browser won’t crash when $LOAD_PATH contains Pathname
When you finally get from CRUD to EventSourced model there's one more thing left to do. Somehow you have to get that initial event out there. You need the opening balance. There are at least 2 ways to deal with that problem 👇 blog.arkency.com/the-final-tric… #rails #RailsEventStore
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The final trick when moving from Rails CRUD to Event Sourcing
The final trick when moving from Rails CRUD to Event Sourcing
Our very own @yanoo_ has put together this article about @RailsEventStore . Go check it out! #RailsEventStore monterail.com/blog/introduct…
I wrote "Introduction to Rails Event Store" and hope it would help somebody to start this journey #RailsEventStore monterail.com/blog/introduct…
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Introduction to Rails Event Store | Monterail
Rails Event store is a storage of events. Optimize operations to be as fast as possible. We can only read the history of events and add new events.
@arkency what are your thoughts on carving a well balanced API the an #opensource library #railseventstore?
First, you should read the events you're interested in. Using the read API of #RailsEventStore it's quite simple:
Did you know you can achieve an audit log with #RailsEventStore quickly, today? blog.arkency.com/how-to-get-aud…
I've just updated my post about composable #RSpec matchers by adding one more example blog.arkency.com/composable-rsp… #RailsEventStore
Looking for inspirations how to improve this #RailsEventStore method/class github.com/RailsEventStor…
Working on #RailsEventStore dispatchers? There have been some changes there recently to encourage composition (github.com/RailsEventStor…)
addprefix is easily becoming my favorite #make function: gnu.org/software/make/… Helped a lot so far in #RailsEventStore monorepo.
I was getting this error using #railseventstore after gem update: "TypeError: no implicit conversion of Hash into String" I had missed (or its not clear) that the async event data has to be dispatched via "serialize"
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