Whilst working with golang, my first project was to create a CQRS framework with event sourcing using kafka. Then, my first project to use this needed to be running 24/7 collecting statistical data from a stream of data using web sockets. I did not want to be running this on Read more…
Part 3 – Making The First Test Pass In this part, we are going to make the test pass which will prove that the store can persist events. Remember that our test is a high level integration test with no mocking etc.. If I understood more about the interface to Read more…
Part 2 – Setup Test Environment And Write A Test So, I’ve got all these ideas in my head about if I should use channels, mutex’s, callback functions and lots of other things which I will answer in time. The first thing to do is to define a problem to Read more…
Introduction After doing some research on various CQRS and Event Sourcing libraries / frameworks for golang, I decided to write my own event store which is capable of being the central place for communicating and storing events. As long as a process has access to the underlying store (e.g kafka) Read more…