Event Sourcery, the video course that I built as an introduction to domain modeling, cqrs, and event sourcing, is now publicly available on YouTube. https://t.co/ixoVyVfMAx I wrote and recorded the series over the course of a year and I hope that people will find it helpful.

Ep. 16: Building Event Catalog - From AWS to Solo Bootstrapping with David Boyne @boyney123 shares his journey from aws serverless advocate to solo bootstrapper, and why event-driven architectures desperately need better tooling. really inspiring chat 👇 🎧

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Class based object orientation is entirely based on mutable state. There's no reason to have classes with immutable state. Mutable state prohibits effective concurrency models. Class based languages are not well suited to concurrency.

.@ShawnMcCool was kind enough to spend a couple of hours recording an upcoming compiled conversation podcast this afternoon - discussing event sourcing, domain modeling, cqrs, and so much more. thanks again, was such an insightful chat. 🙏

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I saw this on the Elixir Discord recently and I wholeheartedly agree. When working to adopt Elixir (especially on a budget) focus on directly migrating existing behavior / expectations. Don't jump immediately into liveview etc if you can avoid it. Reduce concurrent unknowns.

Even balancing quality with speed is against dogma.

I'm getting a lot of llm fatigue from the elixir leadership. The language is good. But I guess everyone has to make a buck..

oh I actually read about that the other day on youtube shorts

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Both episodes of this podcast are up, on which I discuss some of the ways that I had to start thinking differently when picking up Erlang and Elixir.

Failure isn’t the enemy - it’s part of the design. ⚙️ In a recent episode of Compiled Conversations, @ShawnMcCool broke down Erlang’s “let it crash” philosophy - why letting things fail can actually make your systems more reliable, not less. Listen now: https://t.co/wXvyUsRBPF

This is a great intro to Elixir with good answers to serious programming questions. https://t.co/jlLqWSlfdQ

Ep. 13: Building on the BEAM, Part 2 w/ @ShawnMcCool We continue our chat with exploration of #Elixir's ecosystem: - Phoenix LiveView & real-time apps - Ecto's composable queries - Nerves for IoT & embedded systems - Nx, LiveBook & Tidewave 🎧 https://t.co/4jUkCPxp6b

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I was recently on a podcast discussing Erlang / Elixir and the significant advantages that its runtime environment can bring over the industry status quo. I worked to specifically providing insight for my PHP / Java / C# experienced friends. https://t.co/WZMhaXEVqd

Ep. 12: Building on the BEAM, Part 1 w/ @ShawnMcCool Why do #Erlang & #Elixir excel at distributed systems? We explore: • Process isolation & concurrency • Actor model & message passing • "Let it crash" philosophy • Hot code upgrades 🎧 https://t.co/wXvyUsRBPF

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I found Ash framework hard to wrap my head around at first. I hope this series makes it easier for people to try out.

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I recently had a very enjoyable conversation with @edd_mann about DDD and functional programming. Part 1 here:

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