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Declarative programming

Declarative programming is a programming paradigm characterized by describing the target state (or even just the problem itself in some cases) as opposed to specifying the concrete steps needed to reach that target state. The specific steps usually then get generated automatically at Compile Time.

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This is a simple application that mimics a board management tool such as Trello but with a very limited scope. The motivation behind this is to drill down into a CQRS "Command Query Responsibility Segregation" architecture by covering a wide range of concepts such as Aggregate, Command handler, Even Store, Projection, and View with a simple doma…

  • Updated Dec 2, 2020
  • Java

The aim of this project is to show case the differences between Imperative and declarative approach of coding. Another focus is on different functions available in the Stream API as well as some pros and cons of some of these approaches.--

  • Updated Jun 26, 2022
  • Java
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