Understanding Event Sourcing in ASP.NET Core C#

[@beest_]

I'm commenting after 2 minutes,. Because I just sat down with my coffee , played the video and took sip exactly at the same time

[@RawCoding]

Once every hundred-thousand years or so this will happen )

[@osman3404]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this style of learning awesome !!!

[@sunefred]

Absolutely agree, this is refreshing.

[@RawCoding]

thank you

[@alexiosplomaritis9713]

Ah, a natural continuation to the last video :)

[@RawCoding]

yesir

[@bahabbj5798]

Thanks for all

[@RawCoding]

thank you for watching

[@stefanosbek]

LMAO when I googled transient 3 secs before he did, that got me

[@RawCoding]

gotta know what you're saying

[@PaulSebastianM]

Interesting. I'm really curious how to store the events now and how you know which events to fold into, from when up to when, to construct a finished view-model...

[@RawCoding]

cqrs.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/cqrs_documents.pdf > Building an Event Storage

[@juhairahamed5342]

Good explanation

[@RawCoding]

Cheers

[@sunnypatel1045]

Bro as always flawless

[@RawCoding]

Thank you

[@luisandrade9054]

Subscribing! Thanks for your video, the example was very clear! Is there a book you recommend to learn Event Sourcing in C#?

[@RawCoding]

Nope, there is enough material online

[@yourockst0ne]

Nice format 👍

[@RawCoding]

Thank you

[@PaulSebastianM]

8:34 - 8:37 🤣👏

[@RawCoding]

gotta know aggregate

[@sunefred]

Is it common to use Event Sourcing for applications with Undo/Redo? I know there is the command pattern from Gang of Four, but this seems like an even better fit for that. With Event Sourcing, you could simply move a pointer back and forth for Undo and Redo respectively, no need to actually create or delete events!

[@Qrzychu92]

yeah, but you need to add "Undo event" action to calulate the old state from new state, which can be harder than it sounds :)

[@RawCoding]

You don’t undo you just recalculate from the beginning

[@Qrzychu92]

@@RawCoding yeah, from beginning, or previous snapshot.

[@akimbbo_upnext]

Thumbs up for big smoke reference :}

[@RawCoding]

Damnit CJ

[@cocoscacao6102]

I see what you did with the thumbnails there... One question. Regarding removeProduct event, doesn't it makes more sense to do a soft delete instead of a hard one. I understand that this is a simplified example, but it still irks me.

[@RawCoding]

I've not deleted anything

[@PaulSebastianM]

What do you use to draw on the screen like that?

[@RawCoding]

ZoomIt

[@cethrivias]

You should have waaaay more active viewers

[@RawCoding]

it's okey I like it hard ;)

[@edhahaz]

Storing all this data and can't even step through backwards from current state without rebuilding from Big Bang