Rails Event Store

A library for publishing, consuming, storing and retrieving events. It's your best companion for going with an event-driven architecture for your Rails app.

[Rails Event Store @RailsEventStore]

🐎 If you're into free performance improvements you'll love our latest release:
https://t.co/OQmfuXafXk

In short — there's less SQL queries when reading a batch of events. And also one batch less needed to read a stream.

High five to @pjurewicz93 for delivering this!

[Lukasz Reszke @lreszke]

In this video we did an introduction to EventSourcing and explained how it differs from snapshot approach.

Also, we talked about temporal tables vs EventSourcing approach and why one could be better than the other.

We'll appreciate feedback!

#eventsourcing @RailsEventStore

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Check out @lreszke's latest post for a guide on what to do when you need to change your event stream, including how to perform upcasting

[Lukasz Reszke @lreszke]

Realized your model needs simplification but unsure how to handle events in its stream? Upcasting might just be the answer you're looking for! 🔄💡

https://t.co/10GpWgoed4

#RailsEventStore #EventSourcing #DomainDrivenDesign @RailsEventStore

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We did a small v2.14.0 release a few days ago.

You should definitely get it for Browser UX improvements:
https://t.co/lVgdWYjOqB

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@qaztrewqaz Not really. And event can be appended only once. Publish is append + pubsub.

Appended event can be later linked to some other streams but it does not involve pubsub again.

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Would you like to share your RES story on @wrocloverb?

[Andrzej Krzywda @andrzejkrzywda]

12-14 April 2024

CFP for @wrocloverb is open!

Tell your Ruby friends who have senior-dev-level talk idea.

https://t.co/QYQWbnjeVu

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👇

[Paweł Pacana @mostlyobvious]

Did you know @RailsEventStore worked on #sqlite from day one and still does 8 years later?

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@qaztrewqaz It is not possible to store events in Redis.
For storing events, we support sqlite, mysql and postgresql.

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🚀 #RailsEvenStore v2.12.1 has been just released with a fix in foreign key migration generators which were introduced in v2.12.0

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🚀 #RailsEvenStore v2.12.0 has been released!

🆕 Support for PostGIS & Trilogy adapters
🆕 ActiveJob::ConfiguredJob & Sidekiq::Job::Setter are valid event handlers
🐛 Fixed #Rspec publish matcher in combination with in_streams

And more:
https://t.co/gwyVxpjDoo

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#RubyOnRails 7.1 will bring new database adapter for #MySQL called Trilogy.

And guess what? #RailsEvenStore's trunk already supports and it will be included in the next release!

Learn more on how we improved code to add new adapter support with ease👇

[Szymon Fiedler 🇵🇱 @szymonfiedler]

Discover how the underutilized Value Object pattern can transform your codebase💡

Simplified, cleaner code 🧹
Easier, more focused testing 🎯
Hassle–free feature additions 🪄

🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/fXkvKQJZKJ

#Ruby #ValueObject #CleanCode

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Pssst, hey, kid, wanna new #RailsEventStore?

2.11.0 is out!

– PreserveTypes transformation is reliable when stored data shape is different than its original
– You can use OpenStruct for data and metadata OOTB if you're running JSONClient
– Details: https://t.co/wnYpLBMw0F

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#RailsEventStore 2.10 is out! In the new version you'll find support for #mysql json columns for event data and metadata.

Also, `JSONClient` has been fixed and now handles the mapper argument correctly.

Read more at https://t.co/4PK2CMooSH

[Szymon Fiedler 🇵🇱 @szymonfiedler]

Serializing data with JSON can lead to loss of information about original data types. Unless they are: string, number, boolean, null or structured types like object or array. Why this was a challenge in #RailsEventStore and how we’ve faced it: https://t.co/WUtTDNbS6N

[Lukasz Reszke @lreszke]

If you're using RES with Postgres (or planning to) this is a must-read.

In RES 2.9.0 we simplified the configuration of RES. We also brought JSONClient to life 👇

https://t.co/U5eI0hHN9J

[Lukasz Reszke @lreszke]

If you're using EventSourcing, you already have the events in house.

EventSourcing is advertised with the ability to replay events. Rightly so.

One might ask, how to do that using @RailsEventStore?

Rushing to explain!

[Rails Event Store @RailsEventStore]

Both videos are available in Quick Setup section of the refreshed docs: https://t.co/qfIHs2s5rm

[Rails Event Store @RailsEventStore]

Nobody expected #RailsEventStore 2.9.0!

Setup can be hard for newcomers, we decided to make it easier than ever by:
– giving https://t.co/MbNkPn3gyk magic skills
– tailoring RailsEventStore::JSONClient for PgSQL with json(b)
– refereshing install docs https://t.co/Gh5Wr86mQl

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Want to install and configure #RailsEventStore in your existing #Rails application? We got you covered:
https://t.co/EFpBOTi7FU