Event Driven Architecture by Dave Farley

This video explores the fundamentals of event-driven architecture (EDA), highlighting its increasing popularity, particularly for larger and more complex systems. The video contrasts EDA with traditional command-oriented programming and emphasizes its benefits in decoupling code, promoting separation of concerns, and enhancing system scalability and resilience. The speaker provides practical advice for implementing EDA, advocating for modeling events based on real-world business logic and illustrating how this approach facilitates incremental system growth and adaptation. The video also introduces concepts like event storming and domain-driven design, which can be used to design systems that are more robust and adaptable.

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