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Well, Golem Cloud gives you stateful serverless: you get both the algorithms and the data structures.
I'd be interested in an example of a serverful application that can't be done with Golem Cloud, no server required.
Any takers? 😉
The Implementing DDD workshop with Vaughn Vernon (@[email protected]) starts in a few weeks. Taught online May 14-17 in 4 half-day sessions, it is a great opportunity to learn and stay within current budgets.
Have you registered? Discounted tickets are still available: bit.ly/learnddd
Vaughn Vernon (@[email protected]) Leo Gorodinski It is basically in first draft at this point.
I still have some images to deal with etc but the book exists today.
drop me a DM
Vaughn Vernon (@[email protected]) 'Patterns and Pattern Languages are essential for clear communication' 🤔
The software community is adept at 'stealing' terminology - concepts from other disciplines but is unconcerned about what happens to original ideas😅
Richard Bouška As I said, it probably does no good to educate because to change people would have to admit to being wrong, but they've built CVs and written behind paywalls (and given conference talks) about the wrong definitions.
I don't recall ever being concerned about popularity as if it…
Brian Fairchild Steve "ardalis" Smith For that, I would use a Decorator, such as what I call an Execution Context, to carry metadata about the request. This can be a part of a Command (pattern) that can also facilitate a Query, for example. That way, I/you have a clear distinction of roles in composition rather than…
Terry Cain Dust-to-Digital Alan Lomax Archive Check out his grandson Cedric. He played drums with his grandad for a while when his father Calvin Jackson left the band for his own pursuits. Cedric's a multiple Grammy nominated dude with a win in 2022 for best traditional blues album. The legacy continues.
Remembering R.L. Burnside, born on this day in 1926 in Lafayette County, Mississippi. Here he is playing 'See My Jumper Hanging on the Line' at his home in Independence, Mississippi in 1978. Filmed by Alan Lomax and preserved by Alan Lomax Archive