EventSourced is your friendly neighborhood library for building event sourcing solutions in Go! If you're looking to add event sourcing patterns to your projects and crave for a tool that blends robustness, efficiency, and simplicity, you've hit the jackpot!
To kickstart your event sourcing journey or deepen your understanding, we've curated a list of essential materials:
- ✅ Watch Oskar Dudycz's insightful talk on building an event store - A great introduction to the basics and beyond.
- 🔜 Alexey Zimarev's Webinar: You don't need an Event Sourcing framework. Or do you? - A thought-provoking session on the necessity of event sourcing frameworks.
- 🔍 Explore libraries in different programming languages to grasp their strengths and limitations.
- 🧐 Delve into the library from this GitHub repository and simplify it to its core essence.
- 🏗 Construct a Minimal Viable Product (MVP) using in-memory storage for a straightforward starting point.
- 📘 Dive deep into the nuances of
sql.DBthrough this comprehensive guide.
EventSourced is designed with a vision to cater to a broad range of event sourcing needs, structured across different tiers of functionalities:
- ✅ Stream Creation - Lay the foundation of your event sourcing with stream creation.
- ✅ Event Tables - A place for your events to call home.
- ✅ Appending Events - We're working on making this process seamless, supporting:
- Strong consistency for read-after-write peace of mind.
- Optimistic Concurrency to keep data races at bay.
- Batch event appending for efficiency.
- ✅ Event Retrieval - Fetch events with flexibility, based on stream ID, version, or timestamp.
- Storage Support - We love Postgres and DynamoDB, and so does EventSourced! Full integration tests included.
- A FlattenStream function to snapshot the current state of any stream.
- A Generic Command Handler for transforming commands into events, considering the current state.
- Projections for consistent read model updates.
- Subscriptions for asynchronous projections.
- We're dreaming about supporting Global streams, inspired by Rails Event Store.
Our journey is fueled by the incredible work of others. Here are a few repositories
- https://github.com/EventStore/EventStore-Client-Go
- https://github.com/hallgren/eventsourcing
- https://railseventstore.org/docs/v2/expected_version/
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