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Dec 6, 2020 stream processing data streaming event-driven architecture eda

Event Streams in Action

Between 2009 and 2013, I published ten book reviews on this blog. And since then, nothing. Reading a book is a huge commitment, not to mention the review. During the lockdown, Manning approached me for a 'partnership opportunity'. In general, I turn down such offers. But I already bought and read books from Manning in the past: they range from above-average to good reads. I proposed to amend the deal like this: Manning sends a book of my choice for free and I write an honest review. The publi

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Jun 15, 2009 architecture design eda ego ego driven architecture

Ego Driven Architecture

Whoever is in charge of software architecture, be they senior developers, whole teams like in agile practice or architects-per-se, it is a deep trend to apply what I like to call Ego Driven Architecture (or EDA for short, not to be mistaken with Event Driven Architecture). When one has to choose an architecture, one should design it from a number of objective criteria, including: business requirements,technical constraints,ease of use,maintenance costs,etc. One could even argue you should tak

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