@yoheinakajima: some ppl on hackernews are mad that I’m acting like I discovered event sourcing and CQRS
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Yohei Nakajima responds to criticism on Hacker News about his claim of discovering event sourcing and CQRS, referencing the article 'The Log Is the Agent'.
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some ppl on hackernews are mad that I’m acting like I discovered event sourcing and CQRS
Hacker News 50 (@betterhn50): The Log Is the Agent https://t.co/LbvI9oo5zZ (
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