Speaking @LevelsConf 2018
I recently got a chance to speak at Levels Conference and it was my first time speaking in front of such a large audience. There were around 400 very keen junior developers there.
I recently got a chance to speak at Levels Conference and it was my first time speaking in front of such a large audience. There were around 400 very keen junior developers there.
Azure Functions are the way serverless compute is implemented in Azure. Amazon Web Services equivalent is called AWS Lambda. I wonât go into detail about what serverless is and what advantages it provides in this post. You can find my learnings from a project where I implemented my web api using Azure Functions here.
If you havenât lived under a rock for the last 18 months you would know âServerlessâ is the new cool kid in town. Microsoftâs offer is called Azure Functions while Amazon calls it AWS Lambda.
In this 3 part series we will look at what event sourcing is and why enterprise software for many established industries use this pattern. Index Part One Introduction to Event Sourcing Why Use Event Sourcing? Some Common Pitfalls Part Two Getting Familiar With Aggregates Event Sourcing Workflow Commands Domain Event Internal Event Handler Repository Storage & Snapshots Event Publisher Part Three (Thi...
Series: Event Sourcing Examined
In this blog post I look at some basic examples of using AngularJs with Asp.Net WebApi.
In this 3 part series we will look at what event sourcing is and why enterprise software for many established industries use this pattern.
Series: Event Sourcing Examined
In this 3 part series we will look at what event sourcing is and why enterprise software for many established industries use this pattern. Index Part One (This one) Introduction to Event Sourcing Why Use Event Sourcing? Some Common Pitfalls Part Two Getting Familiar With Aggregates Event Sourcing Workflow Commands Domain Event Internal Event Handler Repository Storage & Snapshots Event Publisher Part ...
Series: Event Sourcing Examined
This story begins in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Before computers sparked my interest I used to be an avid reader and loved novels by the likes of Martin Wickramasinghe and R.L.Spittel. I loved playing and watching cricket, still do. When my father bought an IBM 386 (Early 90s) it had Windows 3.1 and one of the very first memories I have is of using the copy command to copy games from a 3.5â floppy disk  to the hard drive. For some reason I found using the command prompt easier than the GUI. Maybe this was the ...