New video from EventSourcing Live 2021: Experience Report: Event Sourcing without Responsibility by Mike Sperber https://t.co/3N5ynwBCFa Upcoming: #EventSrcLive 2022 - https://t.co/m88waUymic @sperbsen
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For me, this was a life changing VS code tip.
"workbench.tree.indent": 20
Here's the before and after. I wish I'd known this months ago! It would've saved so many headaches. 🤣
Microservices or not, one of the best things you can do to improve your own productivity is to have a fast, local development environment setup with minimum dependencies and ways to introspect isolated parts of your codebase.
While I was reading Vlad's book over the weekend (a must read), I was reminded of this thread.
It made me realize that a model that is "just good enough" to answer a particular question is exactly what projections provide in event sourcing.
And I thought the easiest way, to log sql statements with SpringBoot, was ‘show-sql property’ until I read 👇. Thanks @vlad_mihalcea https://t.co/EWTJootoZ8
This is why I have LXD on Ubuntu Linux dev box with literally 7 different containers running with various Python stuff. Python environment is a mess. https://t.co/rqOHoy12jN thanks @xkcd