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user: goloroden created: 2013-09-05 karma: 308 founder and cto at www.thenativeweb.io. loves javascript, node.js, lisp, apples and raspberries. favors unix and the shell. spreads knowledge. mvp. he/him. submissions: We'll Take the Benefits, Hold the Rules 3 points | 1 comments ESDM Is Now Open Source 3 points | 0 comments Claude, Start My Database 3 points | 2 comments The Event-Sourced Domain Modeling Language Is Now Open-Source 1 points | 0 comments OpenCQRS 2.0: Tests That Read Like the Domain 4 points | 0 comments Use Model with Domain: An Interview on Domain Storytelling 1 points | 0 comments Too Many Islands, Too Few Bridges: Notes from the Event Modeling Conference 2026 2 points | 0 comments OpenCQRS 2 Is There 3 points | 0 comments Don't Put That PDF in Your Event 2 points | 0 comments Results without insight: What AlphaGo teaches us about GenAI 3 points | 0 comments Thinking in Events 2 points | 0 comments Testing Without Mocks 2 points | 0 comments The sovereign cloud that isn't: a label for the wrong level 3 points | 0 comments Commanded, Meet EventSourcingDB 3 points | 0 comments Event-Driven TypeScript: An Interview on Nimbus 1 points | 0 comments Is symbolic AI more relevant than ever? 2 points | 0 comments The Read Model Zoo: Projections Beyond Tables 1 points | 0 comments You Don't Need an Outbox 4 points | 0 comments Commands Aren't Just Events in Reverse 2 points | 0 comments What's an Entity, Anyway? 2 points | 0 comments 0 points | 0 comments Is DDD Overkill for My CRUD Project? 2 points | 0 comments 0 points | 0 comments 0 points | 0 comments Event-Sourced Domain Modeling 7 points | 6 comments Your Read Model Doesn't Always Need a Database 2 points | 0 comments Continuous Modeling, or What Happens to the Model on Tuesday? 1 points | 0 comments Reading code instead of writing code: The underestimated senior discipline 23 points | 3 comments A SQL-Inspired Query Language Designed for Event Sourcing (2025) 43 points | 3 comments How Can I Force Myself to Stop Thinking in Technical Solutions? 1 points | 0 comments