@eventsaucephp

EventSauce is a usable reference implementation for #eventsourcing in #PHP created by @frankdejonge

 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
eventsauce.io
Joined February 2018
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The eventsauce/clock and eventsauce/eventsauce packages now support @phpfig’s clock interface.
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The eventsauce/backoff package just got a little more useful. The package now allows infinite retries on any strategy, adds a new jitter that only jitters after a certain threshold, and it contains a runner class for running any callable: github.com/EventSaucePHP/Bac…

GitHub - EventSaucePHP/BackOff: Sophisticated back-off strategies for retrying operations.

Sophisticated back-off strategies for retrying operations. - EventSaucePHP/BackOff

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Yannick@osteel18 May 2023
Still not sure what Event Sourcing is about? Need a little help to get started with @eventsaucephp? Let's create your first aggregate together and explain some of the concepts along the way tech.osteel.me/posts/buildin…

Building a PHP CLI tool using DDD and Event Sourcing: getting started with EventSauce

This post is a step-by-step guide to getting started with EventSauce, an Event Sourcing library for PHP. While it is part of a series and uses Laravel Zero as a starting point, it requires no prior...

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Turns out, it's not very difficult to provide a bespoke @eventsaucephp experience for @pestphp. How does this look?
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I've seen people recently ask what Event Sourcing package they should use in PHP. I exclusively recommend @eventsaucephp eventsauce.io/ It comes from a strong philosophical lineage and I've seen it rigorously battle-tested in high-scale environments.
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A couple months in, EventSauce 3 is now the most downloaded version! 🥳 The downloads breached the 1k daily downloads mark, seeing more and more adoption of the project. Exciting stuff! 🥳
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Version 3.1 of EventSauce was just tagged, it includes a new utility to test anti-corruption layers (contributed by @RobertBaelde) Check out the docs: eventsauce.io/docs/advanced/…
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📦 EventSauce 3.0 is tagged! 📢 This release ships robust message replaying tools, championed by @RobertBaelde 🙌 The design supports rebuilding projections from long histories, even when replaying spans multiple deployments. eventsauce.io/docs/advanced/… Happy event sourcing!
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Version 2.3 was tagged today, it features two new additions: 1. ObjectHydrator serialization using github.com/EventSaucePHP/Obj… 2. Handler strategies for the EventConsumer (see eventsauce.io/docs/reacting-…) Happy event sourcing!
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Version 2.3 was tagged today, it features two new additions: 1. ObjectHydrator serialization using github.com/EventSaucePHP/Obj… 2. Handler strategies for the EventConsumer (see eventsauce.io/docs/reacting-…) Happy event sourcing!
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📦 @eventsaucephp object-hydrator 0.4.0 was just tagged 💪🏼 a TON of work went into this release! The biggest improvements: - Object serialization added 🚀 - DocBlock type inference for arrays - Better performance of reflection implementation github.com/EventSaucePHP/Obj…
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On the plus side, I managed to prep @eventsaucephp’s ObjectHydrator for its next major release and it’ll be EPIC! Lots of hydration improvements and it can now also serialize objects. A one-stop shop for strict object mapping.
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Yesss, happy to finally host Frank at the conference 😁 Very much looking forward to his talk! Given his experience so far in the industry it's gonna be super interesting 👀 #fseu22
Full Stack Europe@FullStackEU2 Jun 2022
Frank de Jonge @frankdejonge will talk about "Designing a mission critical event system" at Full Stack Europe 2022. Get your tickets now fullstackeurope.com
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And @frankdejonge’s library “EventSauce” being mentioned at @phpday by @AlessandroLai. @phpday 🇮🇹🐘
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🎁 EventSauce 2.0 was tagged last night! It comes with a small (but nice) breaking change: using `static` return types for several methods (AggregateRootID, SerializablePayload). Check out the full changelog here: eventsauce.io/docs/changelog…
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This blog post describes one of the fundamental building blocks of EventSauce; Message Envelopes.
Frank de Jonge
@frankdejonge7 Mar 2022
📝 Use a Message Envelope In this post I provide a comprehensive insight into message envelopes. It covers why they exist, what they look like in code, and how to use them. blog.frankdejonge.nl/use-a-m… #softwareDesign #architecture #eventDriven #messaging

Use a message envelope

Event-driven architectures have various styles of communication. In my previous post I described a couple of event types you may see in these kinds of architectures.

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📝 The different types of events in event-driven systems: blog.frankdejonge.nl/the-dif…

The different types of events in event-driven systems

Event-driven systems come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. The obvious commonality is; they all use events to communicate information. These events come in many shapes and sizes, and determining...

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Frank de Jonge
@frankdejonge18 Feb 2022
Tomorrow 🕰
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@frankdejonge17 Feb 2022
Version 1.4.0 of @eventsaucephp was released. It features a massive updated, introducing a set of tools to build rich and versatile anti-corruption layers. eventsauce.io/docs/advanced/…
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Version 1.3 was just released, adding a way to explicitly map class names to event types during serialization, a great way to decrease code level coupling, contributed by @RobertBaelde 👌 eventsauce.io/docs/advanced/…
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New 📦 alert: Version 0.1.0 of eventsauce/object-hydrator was just tagged. It turns data (like deserialised JSON) into strict objects. It ships with a dumper to let you run a compiled version for superb performance, check it out: github.com/EventSaucePHP/Obj…

GitHub - EventSaucePHP/ObjectHydrator: Object Hydration library to create Command and Query objects.

Object Hydration library to create Command and Query objects. - EventSaucePHP/ObjectHydrator

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