Thanks for excellent presentation

Who would have thought that a pie chart and the ability to effectively communicate could save so many lives? Very inspirational talk and lots to take away, loved it!

This is great, thanks guys!

Shahab, that was a great presentation! 😉 Keep going; you have the potential to be one of the best presenters.

Thank you❤

Video is interesting but I don't get the whole point of explaining reactive programming with these frameworks examples around 15:00 , when the stream object actually already notifies its subscribers, and especially using the rxjs library, where the point of pipes is operators usage, and different observables behaviors mainly focused on handling and transforming data. What I mean is that it can be confusing to others, because it feels like explaining what a word is by using that word in the definition.

Very well presented. Good job guys 👍🏽

This is awesome. Hope youtube shows me more stuff like this.

Thank you. Just switched from Java (Spring) to NodeJS. And I still can't fully comprehend how to write code in a new paradigm. So I'm writing Java by using JS :)

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The audio get a bit better after Greg is told his mic isn't working. 00:00 The Dark Side of Event Sourcing 05:34 Thinking Like Accounts: Unveiling Event Sourcing's Essence 09:33 Challenges of Event Deletion in Event Sourcing 13:55 Navigating Differences: Event Sourcing vs. Traditional Approaches 17:48 Navigating Challenges in Event Sourcing 21:46 Modeling Differences: Event Sourcing vs. Structural Models 25:44 Optimizing Read Model Consistency in Event Sourcing 34:00 Addressing Eventual Consistency Challenges in Event Sourcing

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amazing content

This was so amazing. Thanks a lot man !

31:40 If you can't agree on something, don't argue. Break it down to a point where you can agree on, and that's the right level of granularity for discussion. 32:25 Disintermediate decision making - raw access to data, every layer of interpretation removes weak signals 40:14 - Bell curves, fat tails, location of ordered and complex, inductive x abductive logic

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This is the best video I've ever seen on topics of evolution of microservices

Cool gemacht. Früher noch mit Vagrant, dann VS Code Dev Container und zwischen drin kurzeitige Versuche mit Cloud9, was aber nicht wirklich angenehm war, auch nach dem AWS es übernommen hat. Definitiv geht die Entwicklung aber in die richtige Richtung. Gibt es denn bereits schon ein CLI Tool, welches IDE / Cloud Anbieter unabhängig einen durch die Erstellung einer Konfiguration leitet, ohne sich durch die IDE zu klicken oder zich "Standards" zu lernen?

Link to part 1?

This talk World be so much better if you had actually used the microphone on the headset and not the computer Quality is too bad too listen any longer

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This talk might have been better titled "Event Sourcing: The Hard Parts". I didn't view any of the challenges as "bad", per se, just things that you need to think through. A lot of the hard parts have similar problems in non-Event Sourced systems. The only bad parts in this talk was the terrible audio quality :)

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Interessante Einblicke, danke für den Upload! :)

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Nice!