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Composable event sourcing with monads

Talkat Lambda Days 2018 · 2018-02-22..02-23· [databases]
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Claims that event sourcing becomes an implementation detail by lifting command results into a Sourced monad that replays each emitted event immediately, accumulates them like a writer monad, and threads the in-memory state through for composition. Implements helpers and a case class in Scala (references cats / scalaz) and a turtle demo to show composing commands into atomic multi-event persistence, enabling optimistic locking and declarative, testable mutation; code and slides live in the repo.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:47Building blocks
  3. 6:31Recap
  4. 6:41What we want
  5. 7:13Why compose
  6. 8:12Alternative approach
  7. 8:47Multiple events
  8. 10:13Limitations
  9. 11:07Replaying intermediate events
  10. 11:29Automating replies
  11. 13:13Flatmap method
  12. 17:18update multiple instances
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