Event Modeling from Beginner to Expert
summary
Introduces a workflow that uses event sourcing everywhere with explicit timelines, projections as live reports and command handlers to capture intent; claims hundreds of projects and a multi‑million dollar business built this way, with automated tests that run in under a second and a company bug fix time under four-hour SLA for eight years. Teams deliver by slice-based delivery with reusable workflow templates replacing many heavyweight practices (TDD, sprints, code reviews), and AI helps generate low‑level handlers but struggles with architectural decisions.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 6:02Building blocks
- 9:31Arrangement
- 11:03Collaborating
- 14:21Responsible architecture
- 21:26Testing
- 23:11Expert event modeling
- 38:15Large language model use
- 42:40Hackathons
- 43:22What people say about event modeling
- 45:34Outro
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