Protobuf — serialization and beyond. Part 4. Data validation
In this part, we take a look at how to validate data with Protobuf and what can be learned from the mechanisms behind data validation.
Protobuf — serialization and beyond. Part 3. Value objects
In the following few chapters, we will explore the specifics of using Protobuf in systems based on Domain-Driven Design. This one describes a simple yet powerful concept of Value Objects.
Protobuf — serialization and beyond. Part 2. Immutability
In this chapter, we are going to address the elephant in the room which comes with Protobuf in Java in particular — immutable data types.
Protobuf — serialization and beyond. Part 1. What’s in it for your project
In this article we look at the key Google Protocol Buffers (aka Protobuf) features which make working with data in software development projects more convenient and effective.
A New Guide on Integrating With a Third Party
Integrating an Event-based system with third-party software or a legacy system can be tricky. We have created a detailed guide, exploring possible strategies for this task.
Learning at DDD Europe 2020
What a great inspiration mixing in with the global DDD-crowd is!
We have just come back from DDD Europe, having shared some experience of ours and full of new ideas for Spine.
Spine Event Engine 1.0 is Out!
We are glad to announce the release of the first production-ready version of Spine Event Engine!
What started as a dream tool concept to help us build event-driven applications, grew and evolved into a full-fledged CQRS/ES framework for cloud and enterprise.
Migrating to Java 8
Starting the upcoming
0.11.0 release the minimal version of Java for Spine-based application will become Java 8. Early adopters can already see the first sights of Java 8 migration in core framework modules.Blog is now live
As we are getting closer to
1.0-GA release of the framework we thought that it would be nice to start blogging about the framework development, the ES/CQRS-based projects, our insights etc.