nbarnwell/AdvancedDddCqrs
Worked examples from Greg Young's advanced DDD/CQRS course.
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Worked examples from Greg Young's advanced DDD/CQRS course.
Administration app for GiveCRM
A very simple app that uses keyboard hooks to listen for the Windows "media" keys being pressed to mute and hang-up Skype voice calls.
OBSOLETE - USE Inforigami.Regalo instead. A simple event sourcing "framework" packaged on Nuget.org at https://nuget.org/packages/Regalo/ and based entirely on my learnings from Greg Young's DDD, CQRS and Event Sourcing course. The implementation may differ from Greg's in places, but the goal is generally the same. Calling it a "framework" is overstating things somewhat given it's such a straightforward pattern. The code here is extracted from initial versions of my OrderManagementSystem example implementation (also on Github).
A sample application using RavenDB, Msmq and MS SQL Server to demonstrate a working DDD, CQRS and ES system, inspired by Greg Young's 3-day course. Please note that the "Framework" namespace and concrete implementations thereof are being built into a new library called "Regalo", another repository of mine that can be found on Github at https://github.com/nbarnwell/Regalo.
GiveCRM is a quality open-source CRM, designed for charities. The aim is to be incredibly straightforward to get started and use, with the added bonus of being free.
A simple component inspired by Simple.Data for querying in-memory XML using the C# dynamic type.
Sample app to demonstrate forking and pipelining using the Task Parallel Library, inspired by Kendall Miller's "Natural Laws of Software Performance" talk.